Reims — the city of champagne, the cathedral, and a dynamism that just keeps confirming itself. 45 minutes from Paris by TGV, the city is attracting more and more digital nomads who enjoy the Champagne lifestyle without losing their connection to the capital. The city centre is compact, pleasant to walk around, and spots to set up your laptop are growing at a good pace. Freelancers who left Paris for the calm, remote workers splitting time between Reims and the capital, Sciences Po or Neoma students looking for a quiet corner — the city is starting to offer real options.

What's great about Reims is that everything is walkable in the centre. Place d'Erlon, Rue de Vesle, the station quarter — distances are short and the best addresses are clustered within a reasonable area. We've done the rounds, tested the connections, and tracked down the places worth your time. Here are 10 spots to work in Reims.

COKO Working

Rue des Telliers, right in the centre. COKO Working is a central coworking space with a bright patio that makes all the difference. The space is warm — shared kitchen, meeting rooms, and a cosy, welcoming vibe that makes you want to come back. Fast Wi-Fi, power outlets everywhere, large tables, and a setting that puts you in productive mode without making you feel like you're in a corporate office.

Recommended by Passion Télétravail and Reims.cc in their picks for the best coworking spaces in Reims. The community feel is a real asset — you're not just renting a desk, you're joining a living space.

Our top pick for a human-scale coworking space with character and a bright patio.

L'occasion café

Rue de Vesle, on the main axis of the city centre. L'occasion café is a café specifically designed for remote work — and that changes everything. The productivity-focused space is set up so you can work comfortably: reliable Wi-Fi, accessible power outlets, and a consistently quiet atmosphere. The coffee is good, the pastries are tempting, and the vibe is that of a place that genuinely understands what a remote worker needs. Prices are reasonable, so you can stay as long as you like.

Recommended by L'Union, Reims.cc, and L'occasion's own website in their selections. Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10am to 6:30pm. Closed Wednesday and Sunday. The alternating closing days are a little unusual, but when it's open, it offers one of the best value-for-money-plus-atmosphere combinations in Reims for remote work.

The perfect spot if you want a café designed from the ground up for remote work, at gentle prices.

La Capsule

Rue de la Magdeleine, in the centre. La Capsule is a welcoming shared workspace created by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs. The atmosphere is warm, regular events keep the community alive, and your first day is free — perfect for trying it out before committing. Fast Wi-Fi, power outlets, quiet, and a setting designed for concentration.

Recommended by Passion Télétravail and Reims.cc. Open Monday to Thursday from 9am to 6pm, Friday until 5pm. Closed weekends. It's a weekday coworking space — structured and professional, with an active community that regularly organises meetups between coworkers.

Ideal for entrepreneurs and freelancers who want to try a coworking space with no commitment and a real community spirit.

Holy Shot Coffee Shop

Rue de Talleyrand, in the city centre. Holy Shot is a cosy café with homemade pastries and carefully prepared coffee. The atmosphere is warm, the setting is thoughtfully done, and Wi-Fi is available. It's the kind of place where you come in for a coffee and stay two hours without noticing, absorbed by your work and the charm of the spot.

The coffee is excellent, the homemade pastries are worth the visit, and the vibe lends itself to light work or creative sessions. It's more of a café than a coworking space, so don't expect power outlets at every table — but for relaxed morning work sessions, it's a great choice.

A treat of a café for relaxed work sessions in a warm setting.

La Station

Boulevard Jules César, near the station. La Station is an open-plan coworking space with dedicated desks, very high-speed internet, and 24/7 access. The format is classic — workstations, fast Wi-Fi, power outlets everywhere — but round-the-clock access is a real advantage if you keep irregular hours.

Its location near the station is handy if you make regular TGV trips to Paris. It's a functional, well-equipped space suited to long and regular work sessions.

For those who need a professional space near the station with permanent access.

The Coffee Champ'

Galerie d'Erlon, right in the centre. The Coffee Champ' is an original coffee shop that blends specialty coffee and champagne — we are in Reims, after all. The pastries are homemade, the setting is pleasant, and Wi-Fi is available. It's more of a pleasure-oriented spot than a pure productivity space, but for relaxed work sessions with a good coffee in hand, it's a great choice.

Open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 6pm (1pm on Monday, 6:30pm on Saturday). Closed Sunday. The Galerie d'Erlon location is central and convenient.

Reims's most original spot — specialty coffee and champagne in a central setting.

OfficeStation Reims-Gare

Rue Edouard Mignot, a short walk from the station. OfficeStation is a 1,498 m² business centre with 121 workstations, meeting rooms, and 24/7 access. The space is large, well-equipped (Wi-Fi, power outlets, large tables), and its location near the TGV station is a major asset for Paris–Reims commuters.

Reception is open Monday to Friday from 9am to 12:30pm and 1:30pm to 5pm. Closed weekends. It's a classic, functional space — ideal if you need an occasional or regular desk two minutes from the platform.

The logical choice if you commute by TGV and want a workspace right next to the tracks.

Wojo Coworking Reims

Boulevard Paul Doumer, in the centre. Wojo Reims is set up inside the Ibis Styles hotel, giving it a bright, ergonomic setting. The high-speed connection is secure, the Wi-Fi is reliable, and the space is designed for work. The advantage of Wojo is its flexibility — you can drop in occasionally with no subscription.

Open every day from 8am to 7pm, including weekends. It's one of the rare spots in Reims where you can work on a Saturday or Sunday in a professional setting. The Wojo network is present in several cities, which is handy if you travel regularly.

For those who want a flexible coworking space, open on weekends, with no commitment.

The right spot for your needs

  • For a coworking space with character — COKO Working (bright patio, community vibe)
  • For a café built for remote work — L'occasion café (dedicated space, gentle prices)
  • For trying without commitment — La Capsule (first day free)
  • For a great coffee in a cosy setting — Holy Shot or Simple Coffee
  • For working on weekends — Wojo Coworking (open Saturday and Sunday)
  • For TGV commuters — OfficeStation (two minutes from the station)
  • For free parking — BURO Club (on the outskirts, 24/7 access)

Reims has plenty to offer remote workers, with a good mix of coworking spaces and remote-work-friendly cafés. The city centre has the best addresses (COKO Working, L'occasion café, La Capsule, Holy Shot, Simple Coffee, The Coffee Champ'), the station quarter has options for commuters (OfficeStation, La Station), and Wojo rounds out the offer with weekend opening hours. The city is gaining momentum on this front, driven by its proximity to Paris and its quality of life.

We update this selection regularly as we discover new spots and hear from you. If you try one of these places, or know one we've missed, we want to hear about it. And if you want to explore other cities or find a spot near you, check out all our guides on Deskover.