The 15th arrondissement is the most populated in Paris, and yet it's one of the least known for remote work. Between the Vaugirard neighbourhood with its repurposed Petite Ceinture railway line, the Convention-Félix Faure area with its large brasserie-style cafés, Grenelle and its wide boulevards, and the quieter Lecourbe neighbourhood, the arrondissement offers a varied range of atmospheres. It's a residential, family-oriented territory that doesn't go for the spectacular, but it hides some good surprises.
The 15th has long been a blind spot for Parisian remote workers. But things are changing. Coworking spaces are setting up here, cafés are opening their doors to laptops, and original concepts are emerging. Here are 6 spots worth the trip.
Voie 15
Rue de Vaugirard, in the former Vaugirard station on the Petite Ceinture. Voie 15 is an unusual coworking spot set up in a former railway station. The space is vast, with large tables, a terrace on the old tracks, and a unique atmosphere that blends industrial heritage with modernity. Wi-Fi, power outlets, quiet, everything you need to get work done.
Recommended by Les Alfredines, Wicofi, Sortir à Paris and Working Life. Open every day from 9am to 7pm (10am at weekends). The setting is truly special, you don't get to work in a repurposed station above an old railway line every day.
Our favourite for the unusual setting and Petite Ceinture atmosphere.
Le Chat Mallows Café
Rue des Volontaires, Volontaires neighbourhood. Le Chat Mallows Café is a cosy, indulgent cat café. Donuts, hot drinks, and cats roaming between the tables. The atmosphere is calm and relaxed, Wi-Fi is available, and laptops are welcome. It's an original spot for those who find that cats improve concentration.
Recommended by Sortir à Paris and Le Buro des Possibles. Open Wednesday to Sunday from 12pm to 8pm. Closed Monday and Tuesday. An unusual spot for afternoon work sessions.
The cat café for zen, indulgent work sessions.
Le Félix Faure
Avenue Félix Faure, Félix Faure neighbourhood. Le Félix Faure is a large, recently renovated brasserie-style café where you can set up your computer outside the meal rush. Large tables, banquettes and a terrace for sunny days. The vibe is that of a real Parisian café, lively and welcoming.
Recommended by Les Alfredines and Working Life. Open every day from 7am to midnight. The extended hours are a real plus, and the brasserie format means you can have lunch and dinner on-site without moving.
The brasserie open from 7am to midnight for long days.
Hôtel Bleu de Grenelle
Boulevard de Grenelle, Grenelle neighbourhood. Hôtel Bleu de Grenelle offers a quiet and functional coworking space with a €15 day package (including VAT), hot drinks and afternoon snack included, accessible from 1pm (price checked on the hotel's website on 29/09/2026). The space is pleasant and the atmosphere is studious.
Good value for a quiet workspace in a neighbourhood hotel.
The hotel coworking space at €15 for the afternoon, hot drinks included.
Bel Horizon Coffee Roasters
Boulevard Garibaldi, between Sèvres-Lecourbe and Cambronne. Bel Horizon is a coffee roaster and coffee shop that roasts its specialty coffee on site. The atmosphere is calm, Wi-Fi is available and laptops are welcome.
Open Monday to Friday from 8am to 5:30pm, Saturday from 10am to 6pm and Sunday from 10am to 5pm. A spot for daytime sessions rather than late afternoons.
The quiet coffee shop for working over a good specialty coffee.
Climbing District Bonvin
Rue François Bonvin, Sèvres-Lecourbe neighbourhood. The same concept as in the 8th: a coworking space combined with a climbing gym. Wi-Fi, power outlets, and the option to climb a wall between work sessions. The vibe is dynamic and the space is well thought out.
Recommended by Capitaine Study. Open every day from 7am to 11pm (8am on weekends). The sport + work concept works just as well here as in the 8th.
The coworking + climbing space for alternating work and sport.
Looking for a terrace to work from?
If you want to work outdoors this summer, we've put together a dedicated selection: the best terraces for remote work in Paris 15e. Shaded cafés, coworking spaces with rooftops, hotel lobbies, we've filtered out the genuinely good spots for the season.
The right spot for your needs
- For an unusual setting: Voie 15 (former Petite Ceinture station)
- For long days: Le Félix Faure (brasserie, 7am–midnight, 7 days a week)
- For sport + work: Climbing District (climbing + coworking)
- For a tight budget: Hôtel Bleu de Grenelle (€15, drinks included)
- For working with cats: Le Chat Mallows Café (donuts and felines)
- For specialty coffee in a calm setting: Bel Horizon Coffee Roasters (boulevard Garibaldi)
The 15th arrondissement is slowly but surely building its remote work identity. The Vaugirard neighbourhood stands out with Voie 15, Félix Faure brings a solid brasserie option, Grenelle offers hotel coworking (Bleu de Grenelle), and boulevard Garibaldi is home to a quiet coffee roaster (Bel Horizon). Climbing District rounds out the picture with its sport + work concept.
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 arrondissements or find a spot near you, check out all our guides on Deskover.
