Coworking that feels like work, and a bit of home.
Hot desks, fixed desks, a sunny lounge, a proper kitchen and a south-facing terrace. The Millénaire centre has hosted founders, freelancers and remote workers for over fifteen years — and the coffee is taken seriously.
Lounge · Millénaire
The plans.
All plans include unlimited coffee, the kitchen, the lounge, the south-facing terrace, fibre Wi-Fi, locked storage, printing quota, and a manned reception during business hours.
€30 per day
A hot desk for the day, all amenities. No commitment. Walk-in if a desk is free, or book online.
A good first trial.
€200/month
Unlimited access to a hot desk during business hours. 4 hours of meeting room included per month. Cancel monthly. No setup fee.
Best for occasional users.
€350/month
Your own dedicated desk, 24/7 access via personal code, locked storage. 8 hours of meeting room per month. Business address included.
For regular users.
The people bit.
A workspace is its community, more than its furniture. Ours has slowly grown into a real one over fifteen years — founders, consultants, accountants, designers, two journalists, a translator, three lawyers and a remarkable physiotherapist.
Wednesday breakfasts
Every Wednesday morning, fresh viennoiserie from a Castelnau bakery. No agenda — just coffee and a chat to start the day right.
First-Thursday afterworks
The first Thursday of each month, late-afternoon drinks on the terrace. Sometimes a member presents what they do — voluntarily, never compulsory.
Pinboard & introductions
If a member is looking for an accountant, a recruiter, a designer or a pitch audience — there's almost always someone in the building who can help. We make the introduction.
Coffee, kitchen, terrace — not an afterthought.
The kitchen is stocked with fruit, tea, milk and proper coffee from a Montpellier roaster — included in every plan. The south-facing terrace fills up at lunchtime. A handful of restaurants are five minutes' walk: we keep a printed list of the ones our members rate.
This is the bit that most coworking centres get wrong. We took it seriously.