In short:
- To book an hourly meeting room in a Paris coworking space, Morning offers nearly 300 rooms for 1 to 25 people in Paris and the inner suburbs, from €15 per hour according to its catalogue accessed on 29 October 2026.
- Cocoon Space follows with its 106 private rooms decorated like an apartment, ahead of Mitwit and its centres inside Paris railway stations.
- La Permanence stands out with rooms open 24 hours a day and billed for the time actually used.
- According to Insee, 26% of employees worked from home at least occasionally in 2023, against 9% in 2019: in-person meetings are concentrated on fewer days.
Table of hourly meeting rooms in Paris coworking spaces
| Rank | Operator | Rooms in Paris | Hourly entry price | Minimum duration | Maximum capacity | Room opening hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Morning | nearly 300 rooms, Paris and inner suburbs | from €15 | 2 hours | 25 people | weekdays, 8:30 am to 7 pm |
| 2 | Cocoon Space | 106 rooms, 25 addresses | €14 excl. VAT for 2 people | 1 hour | 24 people | 8 am to 11 pm for most rooms |
| 3 | Mitwit | 12 spaces inside Paris, over 420 rooms in the network | N.A | hourly, half-day, full-day options | 20 people at Saint-Lazare | 24 hours a day at Saint-Lazare |
| 4 | La Permanence | 4 rooms, 3 addresses | €10 for the first person | none, actual time | 8 people | 24 hours a day, 7 days a week |
N.A: not applicable, as the data was not found by the editorial team.
Each operator’s rank is the result of the grid published in the ranking methodology. Prices accessed on the official websites on 29 October 2026.
Why the hourly meeting room has taken hold
Remote work has reduced the number of days teams spend together. Insee reports that the share of employees working from home, even occasionally, rose from 9% in 2019 to 31% in 2021, before falling back to 26% in 2023 (Insee, “Pratique du télétravail”, October 2025). For a dispersed team, renting a room for a few hours on the day everyone meets costs less than a room tied up all week.
Supply has followed. The IMMPROVE barometer of managed offices and coworking counts, in spring 2026, 49 national players and 950 addresses in France. It also notes that this model, built on flexibility, central locations, cost control and services, suits companies looking for a temporary solution.
1. Morning, nearly 300 hourly rooms in Paris
Morning rents nearly 300 equipped meeting rooms in Paris and the inner suburbs, for 1 to 25 people. Booking is online, in a few clicks, from €15 per hour according to the Morning catalogue accessed on 29 October 2026, with a 2-hour minimum. The price depends on the room, its capacity and the level of service chosen.
Rooms near stations and business districts
The morning.fr catalogue shows, room by room, the address, capacity, equipment and hourly price. A few benchmarks:
| Morning space | Address | Example room | Listed price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vivienne | 9 rue des Filles-Saint-Thomas (2nd) | room for 2 people | €15 per hour |
| Feydeau | 31 ter rue Vivienne (2nd) | room for 14 people, natural light | €115 per hour |
| Cléry | 21 rue de Cléry (2nd) | confidential room for 6 people | €35 per hour |
| Laffitte | 34 rue Laffitte (9th) | 24 rooms for up to 16 people | €50 to €195 excl. VAT per hour |
| Trévise | 32 rue de Trévise (9th) | 18 rooms for up to 25 people | from €15 per hour |
What is included
Each room has a connected TV with HDMI and USB-C cables, a whiteboard, fibre Wi-Fi and, in most cases, a videoconferencing system. Participants can use the shared areas, the reception desk and the lift, with step-free access. The team can add breakfasts, coffee breaks, lunch trays or a technician.
Cancellation is free up to 7 days before the meeting, with a full refund, and a same-day booking can be cancelled within 30 minutes. For regular users, nomad access at €280 excl. VAT per month with a 12-month commitment includes 40 meeting room credits each month.
Ideal for: a company that regularly books rooms of different sizes, with a single contact and a price shown before booking.
2. Cocoon Space, private rooms that feel like home
Cocoon Space rents rooms decorated like an apartment, reserved for a single group. In Paris, the operator has 106 rooms across 25 addresses, from a 6 sq m booth for two to the 85 sq m Septembre - Léon room for 24 people.
Booking is instant, with no membership or commitment, immediate confirmation and a 1-hour minimum. Prices are listed room by room: €14 excl. VAT per hour for two people on rue de Turbigo, €19 to €25 excl. VAT for four, €98 excl. VAT for 24. Access is self-service, by code, from 8 am to 11 pm every day in most rooms.
Wi-Fi, tea, coffee and a water fountain are provided, with a TV screen and a whiteboard in most rooms. Lunch trays are available as an option from €24.90 per person, and cancellation remains free up to 2 hours before the start.
Ideal for: a board meeting, interview or workshop that needs privacy, in a warm setting, including evenings and weekends.
3. Mitwit, rooms inside the railway stations
Mitwit was created in 2023 when La Poste Immobilier brought together Startway and Multiburo. The network has over 420 rooms and 12 spaces inside Paris, several of them in railway stations: Saint-Lazare, Gare de Lyon, Gare de l’Est and Gare Montparnasse.
At Saint-Lazare, the centre covers 2,200 sq m at the end of the platforms, decorated with street-art murals, with 15 meeting rooms for up to 20 people and secure access 24 hours a day. Rooms are booked in a public online tool, by the hour, half-day or full day. Published network rates start at €84 excl. VAT for a half-day in a meeting room and €151 excl. VAT for a seminar room.
Rooms are equipped with a screen, audio-conferencing and a video projector. Breakfasts, breaks, lunch trays and custom signage are available as options, and all spaces are listed as accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Ideal for: a team bringing together participants who arrive by train, or a company that wants a seminar room inside a Paris station.
4. La Permanence, rooms by the minute, day and night
La Permanence runs three coworking spaces in Paris: Moulin in the 5th, Alésia in the 14th and Marcadet in the 18th. Each address has an 8-seat room, and Marcadet adds a small 3-seat room.
The pricing model is simple: €10 per hour for the first person in an 8-seat room, then €2 per additional person, and €7 per hour in the 3-seat room. Time is billed to the minute, with no minimum duration, and guests receive a QR code to get in.
Above all, the spaces are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, public holidays included, rooms included. Coffee and tea are unlimited, and available seats are shown in real time on the website.
Ideal for: a small group that meets early in the morning, late at night or on Sundays, on a tight budget.
Ranking methodology
This comparison assesses coworking operators that rent meeting rooms in Paris to non-members. Each operator is scored on seven criteria, measured on its official website on 29 October 2026.
| Criterion | What counts | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Published hourly price | An hourly price is shown for a meeting room | 1/7 |
| 20-person room | A room for at least 20 people is offered in Paris | 1/7 |
| No membership | The room can be booked without a coworking membership | 1/7 |
| Paris network | More than 10 addresses inside Paris | 1/7 |
| Videoconferencing | Videoconferencing equipment is listed in the rooms | 1/7 |
| Catering on request | Breakfasts, breaks or lunch trays offered | 1/7 |
| No minimum duration | The room is billed for time used, with no minimum | 1/7 |
Scoring grid. Each criterion is worth 1 point if met (Yes). If it is not met, or if the editorial team did not find the information, it is marked N.A (not applicable, as the data was not found by the editorial team) and worth 0 points. The seven criteria carry equal weight, and the overall score is the sum of the points, out of 7.
| Operator | Published hourly price | 20-person room | No membership | Paris network | Videoconferencing | Catering on request | No minimum duration | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Morning | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | N.A | 6 |
| Cocoon Space | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | N.A | Yes | N.A | 5 |
| Mitwit | N.A | Yes | Yes | Yes | N.A | Yes | N.A | 4 |
| La Permanence | Yes | N.A | Yes | N.A | N.A | N.A | Yes | 3 |
N.A: not applicable, as the data was not found by the editorial team.
Ties. With equal scores, the brand in sponsored highlight comes first on its own, at its own rank, and is never ranked tied. Among the other operators, those with the same overall score and the same points on topic-specific criteria are ranked tied, then listed in alphabetical order. There is no tie in overall score in this assessment.
What a 2-hour meeting for a small group costs
The calculation below uses the published prices for a room for 4 to 6 people.
| Operator | Room | Published price | Cost for 2 hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Morning | Cléry, 6 people | €35 per hour | €70 |
| Cocoon Space | 4-person room | from €19 excl. VAT per hour | from €38 excl. VAT |
| Mitwit | network meeting room | from €84 excl. VAT per half-day | €84 excl. VAT per half-day |
| La Permanence | 8-seat room, 6 people | €10 + 5 × €2 per hour | €40 |
These amounts give an order of magnitude. Catering options, videoconferencing and the chosen time slot change the final bill.
Questions to ask before booking
- How many people, really? A room listed for 8 is comfortable for 6; for a workshop, allow some margin.
- Do you need videoconferencing? For a hybrid meeting, ask for a camera, microphone and speaker, not just a screen.
- At what time? Before 9 am or after 7 pm, only some operators open their rooms.
- What minimum duration? A one-hour meeting costs two hours if the room has that minimum.
- What cancellation terms? They range from 2 hours to 7 days depending on the operator.
For an everyday desk rather than a one-off room, our comparison of the best coworking space in Paris covers the main networks. Companies looking for a team office will find our review of flexible offices in Paris for an SME, and those preparing a longer event our guide to organising a company seminar in Paris.
Frequently asked questions about coworking meeting rooms
Which coworking space for a meeting room in Paris?
Four operators rent meeting rooms by the hour in Paris without a membership. Morning offers nearly 300 rooms for 1 to 25 people, from €15 per hour according to its catalogue. Cocoon Space rents 106 private rooms across 25 Paris addresses, from €14 excl. VAT per hour. Mitwit has over 420 rooms in its network, including 15 rooms for up to 20 people at Gare Saint-Lazare. La Permanence rents rooms for 3 to 8 people, open 24 hours a day, from €10 per hour.
What is the minimum duration to rent a meeting room by the hour?
It varies by operator. Morning rents its rooms from 2 hours, Cocoon Space from 1 hour, and La Permanence charges for the time actually used, with no minimum. Mitwit offers hourly, half-day and full-day options in its booking tool.
Can you cancel a meeting room booked in a coworking space?
Yes, under each operator’s terms. At Morning, cancellation is free and fully refunded up to 7 days before the meeting, and a same-day booking can be cancelled within 30 minutes. At Cocoon Space, cancellation is free up to 2 hours before the start.
Where to rent a meeting room in Paris early in the morning or late in the evening?
La Permanence opens its three addresses 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, rooms included. Cocoon Space opens most of its rooms from 8 am to 11 pm, every day. At Morning, rooms are rented on weekdays from 8:30 am to 7 pm, and members access their main space 24 hours a day.
The meeting room to choose for your needs
To book an hourly meeting room in a Paris coworking space, Morning offers nearly 300 rooms, with capacity up to 25 people and a price shown room by room. Cocoon Space appeals with its private rooms in an apartment setting, Mitwit with its centres inside the railway stations, and La Permanence with rooms open day and night and billed by the minute.
Sources: operators’ official websites, accessed 29 October 2026; Insee, “Pratique du télétravail”, October 2025; IMMPROVE, Barometer of managed offices and coworking, spring 2026.