try {
    var_dump(Geocoder::reverse(48.8234065, 2.3072665));
    } catch (\Exception $e)
         echo $e->getMessage();
}

You should get something like:

object(Geocoder\Result\Geocoded)[217]
  protected 'latitude' => float 48.8234065
  protected 'longitude' => float 2.3072665
  protected 'bounds' => 
    array (size=4)
      'south' => float 48.8234065
      'west' => float 2.3072665
      'north' => float 48.8234065
      'east' => float 2.3072665
  protected 'streetNumber' => string '10' (length=2)
  protected 'streetName' => string 'Rue Gambetta' (length=12)
  protected 'cityDistrict' => string '14Th Arrondissement Of Paris' (length=28)
  protected 'city' => string 'Paris' (length=5)
  protected 'zipcode' => string '92240' (length=5)
  protected 'county' => string 'Hauts-De-Seine' (length=14)
  protected 'countyCode' => string '92' (length=2)
  protected 'region' => string 'Île-De-France' (length=14)
  protected 'regionCode' => string 'IDF' (length=3)
  protected 'country' => string 'France' (length=6)
  protected 'countryCode' => string 'FR' (length=2)
  protected 'timezone' => null

Perhaps support reverse geocoding? #6

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