About the office
Morning Trévise, our 4,300 m² workspace, blends discreetly into the urban fabric of the 9th arrondissement, nestled between the Grands Boulevards and rue Lafayette. Its entrance, on rue de Trévise, opens onto the charming tree-lined courtyard of the Hôtel Bony, a magnificent building listed as a historic monument. This building is linked to two other modern office buildings by glass walkways, creating 6 floors of bright, quiet workspaces. A full range of services is offered, including a café-counter, meeting rooms, a gym and dedicated event spaces. In these exceptional surroundings, every working day promises to be just as remarkable. Whether you're looking for a workstation in a coworking space or private offices, our premises on rue de Trévise offer the right solution for you.
Amenities
24/7 access
Flexible terms
Furnished offices
Meeting rooms
Parking
Phone booth
Available offers
Fixed desk
- People
- 20 desks available
Private office
- People
- 3-7 people
- Size
- 15-35 m²
Private office
- People
- 7-16 people
- Size
- 35-80 m²
Private office
- People
- 16-25 people
- Size
- 80-125 m²
Suite
- People
- 50-390 people
- Size
- 700-4,300 m²
Surroundings and area
The area around 34 rue de Trévise in Paris is an entrepreneur's paradise. Dynamic, hip and central, it offers everything startups and growing businesses need to thrive. Located in the heart of Paris' 9th arrondissement, a stone's throw from the Grands Boulevards and the Opéra Garnier, this district is one of the capital's most central. This privileged location offers exceptional accessibility, both by public transport and by car. The district is home to a unique concentration of startups, incubators and investors. Numerous coworking and professional colocation spaces are also located here, encouraging exchanges and collaboration between entrepreneurs. The area around rue de Trévise is also very lively, with numerous restaurants, bars and cafés. The perfect place to relax and enjoy yourself after a hard day's work.
Commuting
Our offices are strategically located between the Cadet and Grands Boulevards metro stations, offering easy access to Paris metro lines 7, 8 and 9. Just a fifteen-minute walk away, you'll find line 3 at Opéra station and the RER A at Auber station. This line takes you to the capital's eastern and western suburbs, as well as to key destinations such as La Défense, Châtelet-Les Halles and Gare de Lyon. The district is also well served by a bus network, offering connections to destinations such as the 18th arrondissement, Place de la Concorde and Porte d'Auteuil. For those who prefer cycling or driving, the Rue de La Fayette, Rue de Châteaudun and Boulevard Haussmann offer convenient routes. What's more, there are numerous Vélib' stations in the area to make it easier for you to get around by bike.