Remote Working in Paris?

[adam_a]

Does anyone have any suggestions for places in Paris with power sockets and (preferably free) wifi which won't mind me sitting there for a couple hours?

[liam75005]

Plenty of coffee places in Paris offert that, but you might have to reorder coffee/drink every now and then (I think the law is sthing about every 2 hours, but they might not apply this rule...).

Typical coffees or Mac Donalds/Starbucks do that sometimes.

Just check on the door or window it's usually written.

[adam_a]

Plenty of coffee places in Paris offert that, but you might have to reorder coffee/drink every now and then (I think the law is sthing about every 2 hours, but they might not apply this rule...).

Rules and reality don't always meet up. Especially when the French are involved. Spending two hours with a single coffee in many places will work once, but they will make you unwelcome if you try to return.


Typical coffees or Mac Donalds/Starbucks do that sometimes.

Just check on the door or window it's usually written.

Starbucks charges for wifi in Paris, and McDo, well, I just don't like it. The smell of grease gets to me.

[sadu]

When I was in Paris I used a Neuf wifi connection. Not free, but they have very good coverage and you don't need to deal with buying coffees you don't want.

[liam75005]

Yes Neuf Telecom and Free do have public service in streets around the city. I think that you have to buy a card of some sort.