Best option when you want to settle…
Best option when you want to settle easily in Paris and meet interesting people
May 19, 2026
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Nice home and kind 'hosts' and friends
I stayed in one of the pleasant Coco Community apartments for five months during a research stay in Paris, and the experience was positive from start to end. Very nice and attentive people that always greet you with a smile and friendly attitude. 24/7 access to the beautiful and cozy office coworking space was also nice. The events are great too, allowing you to make international and local French friends and feel right at home even as a newcomer to the city. Thanks to everyone at Coco Community!
May 30, 2023
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