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Ideally located in the Charmilles district between the city center and the airport, the Lyon 77 tower has two floors offering premium office space. From elegant private offices to bright meeting rooms and co-working spaces, this business center is designed to meet the needs of the most discerning entrepreneurs. As the tallest building in the area with 14 floors, Lyon 77 offers an impressive view of the city. Overlooking a large roundabout in the heart of the district, it also benefits from its location at the entrance to the Geneva city center.

In recent years, the lively Charmilles district has become a real commercial hub. Thus, the Rue de Lyon is home to numerous office buildings as well as a wide range of infrastructure, such as the Silhouette Charmilles fitness center or the Planète Charmilles shopping center, with its approximately 50 stores and restaurants. Travel is made easy by the Dôle and Guye bus stops, which are located in the same street as the offices, just a few minutes' walk away. If you want to immerse yourself in local culture, visit the essential Voltaire Museum, just a ten-minute walk away. Only 100 meters away, the Geisendorf Park offers a picturesque urban green space.

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- A private, non-reserved office for yourself and a guest
- Access to our global network of thousands of locations worldwide
- High-quality and secure technologies and Wi-Fi
- Printers and access to administrative support
- Highly experienced assistance and reception team
- Cleaning, services, and security
- Regular networking events
- Simplified account management and reservations via our app

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