Private offices from 1 person — 28 Cours Albert 1er, Paris · 4.1 ★ (103 reviews)
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Private offices 1+ person | 1+ person | On request |
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The Bureau at 28 Cours Albert 1er is a premium coworking address in Paris's 8th arrondissement, in the area the operator calls the golden triangle. The group opened its first Paris address in autumn 2016, now lists four Paris addresses, and its interiors are signed by architects such as Franklin Azzi and Marika Dru. The group's memberships range from the Itinérant free-seating formula to a dedicated desk in the open space and equipped, furnished private offices. The group's member services include restaurants, a coffee shop, gyms and wellness spaces, though the operator does not say which are at each address. The house is open on weekdays from 8:00 to 19:00 and closed at weekends. It suits established freelancers, consultancies and small teams that want a formal address in the 8th arrondissement.
This workspace is easy to reach via a variety of public transport connections.
The Bureau 28 Cours Albert 1er offers Restaurants, Fully Furnished.
28 Cours Albert 1er, 75008, Paris, France
The Bureau stands at 28 Cours Albert 1er, in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, in the area the operator calls the golden triangle. Alma-Marceau metro station is 6 minutes away on foot, and the Pont de l'Alma station is 7 minutes away. The bus stop Montaigne - François 1er is 4 minutes from the door, which gives a third public transport option. A café is 3 minutes away on foot, so coffee breaks do not mean a long detour. Another address of the same group stands at 16 Cours Albert 1er, on the same street. Between the metro station, the Pont de l'Alma station and the bus stop, the address can be reached by public transport from several directions.
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It is at 28 Cours Albert 1er in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, 6 minutes on foot from Alma-Marceau metro station.
The Bureau lists three formulas: Itinérant (free seating), Co-Résident (a dedicated open-space desk) and Résident (a private office). Prices for this address are quoted on request.
The house is open on weekdays from 8:00 to 19:00 and closed at weekends.
Alma-Marceau metro station is 6 minutes away on foot, and the Pont de l'Alma station is 7 minutes away.
Review summary
Across 25 detailed Google reviews, The Bureau comes across as a polished Paris workspace where service and food stand out. Members mention the team and the food far more often than anything else. Staff lead the praise, with eleven positive comments against one critical one, and reviewers say the teams are “always attentive to your needs”. Food and drink come next, with six positive comments, among them “Excellent quality food”. The atmosphere draws six positive comments, and one member calls it a great ambience to concentrate and get things done. Three reviewers praise the location, one calling it an exceptional area, and one describes the place as very clean. Some details set the place apart. One reviewer calls it a welcoming, upscale meeting venue, another praises the olive tree terrace as a delight, and a third recalls a famous party evening. Together they suggest a space that works for gatherings as well as for focused days. The criticism is small. Price splits opinion, with two members calling it the right price and two criticising it. One reviewer describes the furniture and decor as cheap, and the staff, despite the strong praise, draw one critical comment, as does the food and drink offer. None of these points is raised by more than a handful of reviewers, and the overall picture stays positive.
Members most consistently praise Staff & service, Coffee & food, and Atmosphere. The most-raised point to know about is Value for money.
Consistently praised
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“The teams are always attentive to your needs”
See options & request a tourThéophile A.
Jul 2026
Very disappointed with these offices. No air conditioning (!). You need a card and three keys to access your office. Don't expect to get in with an app on your phone... If you happen to lose your card, they charge you €30 to replace it, even though a card only costs 10 cents... We got tired of the small, overpriced cafeteria, and there aren't many other dining options within a 20-minute round trip walk. The reception staff are very friendly and the view is pleasant, thankfully, but otherwise, it's a disappointment. If you're looking for premises for your business, you'll easily find a better place.
G C
Jan 2026
Gautier HUBERT
Nov 2025
After a few years as a member, navigating between the mobile service and the closed office, the experience and service remain unchanged. Add to that a beautiful location and a quality restaurant! The best thing is still to come and visit! :D
Laurent Meuzard
Apr 2025
berly dorcelus
Mar 2025
A very pleasant, discreet, and private spot in Paris—just what the people were asking for! 😅 It's ideal for lunch or dinner with colleagues. The food is fresh, delicious, and affordable. Thanks to our waiter Arthur for his smile!
BenJ
Dec 2024
