
Omniia
Croix Blanche · Bordeaux
5 rooms available· viewing 1 of 5Café CorséBordeaux does its serious talking over long lunches, and the agencies, wine merchants and software teams here keep meetings close to the old centre. Croissant lists Omniia in Croix Blanche, north of the Jardin Public, where you book a conference room by the hour and use the outdoor space between sessions.
You do not need a membership: choose your hours, check in from the app and pay for the time you use. Omniia sits just off rue Fondaudège, minutes from the trams at Place des Quinconces and an easy walk up to Saint Seurin.
Croissant lists 5 conference rooms in Bordeaux, every one booked by the hour and paid per booking.
Conference rooms in Bordeaux start at €35 an hour; most are between €45 and €60 an hour, and the largest run to €130. You pay per booking, by the hour, with no membership.
Conference rooms in Bordeaux seat 4 to 25 people: 3 seat up to 6, 1 seat 7 to 12 and 1 seat more than 12. Filter the list by seats to see the ones that fit.
No. Anyone with a free Croissant account can book a conference room in Bordeaux and pay per booking, by the hour; a coworking membership covers desks at the coworking spaces in Bordeaux, not rooms. Teams use one company account instead: bookings draw on a shared budget, admins set who can book what, and everything lands on one invoice.
Each of the conference rooms in Bordeaux lists its own amenities on its page, from Wi-Fi and coffee to phone booths and meeting rooms, so check the one you are booking.
Demand comes from teams spread across cities: a Paris head office with engineers down here, wine négociants hosting buyers before a château visit, aerospace suppliers out by Mérignac who would rather meet clients nearer the centre. Hiring loops and board sessions take Grenat or Coquelicot for a morning, and the Showroom holds an offsite or a client presentation. Booking meeting rooms in Bordeaux on a company account keeps budgets and policies with your admins, on one invoice.