Level Coworking can be booked in full or in part for training sessions, creative workshops, small company seminars and after-work drinks, for up to 30 people seated or 45 standing. Two meeting rooms are also rented by the hour or the day for groups of four to eight. The space covers 100 m² over three levels at 11 rue de l'École Polytechnique, in the Latin Quarter of Paris, next to the Panthéon.
Seminars and company events
Private hire covers the whole coworking space or part of it. The venue lists after-work events, creative workshops, professional training and company seminars among the formats it takes. Furniture includes standard desks, high tables, banquettes and sofas, so a session can move from a presentation to group work to an informal discussion without leaving the room. The team helps with planning and quotes are given on request by phone.
Equipment includes fiber Wi-Fi on a secure network, power outlets throughout, a printer and a scanner. The space is ventilated and air-conditioned. One of the meeting rooms has a large projection screen and a flipchart.
Rooms and capacities
The whole space takes 45 people standing or 30 seated across its three levels. Salle Mercure is a meeting room for up to four people. Salle Mars takes up to eight. Elsewhere on the site the rooms are described as suitable for four to six and eight to twelve people, so check the exact number for your layout. Hot drinks are included with room bookings, and the rooms can be reserved online by the half hour, the hour or the day.
Catering
Level is also a café. It serves a selection of specialty coffees, snacks and dishes made on site. For private events, homemade buffets can be prepared on the premises on request. Coworking members get drinks and snacks included in their plan, which gives an idea of the everyday offer.
History and setting
Level was created by Hugo, who spent two decades helping companies with their information systems before turning to coworking. He started the project after working from home and finding that a dedicated, calm space made work easier. The interior is planted throughout, with greenery used to keep the space quiet and pleasant for concentration. Level Café SARL operates the venue, which also runs community events for members to present their work and meet each other.
The Latin Quarter location puts the venue among the universities and bookshops of the Left Bank, a few minutes from the Panthéon, the Sorbonne and the Luxembourg Gardens. That makes it a practical base for a training day with participants coming from across Paris, or for a small team that wants a quiet room outside the office.
Getting there
The address is 11 rue de l'École Polytechnique, 75005 Paris, on the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève. The venue opens Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and is closed at weekends. Several metro and RER B stations serve the Latin Quarter within walking distance. Contact the team by phone or email for event hours outside the usual opening times.
