Wondering if you can hire affordable meeting rooms in Melbourne? There’s no doubt about that! The city is full of amazing spaces ideal for one-on-one meetings, big corporate events, and conferences at low prices. Check out our offers below, and don’t forget to adjust the price slider to make sure you are finding all the amazing options that will suit your budget best. Melbourne is a great place for hosting a meeting and it’s waiting for you to book the venue of your dreams!
Minimum spend for a meeting room in the affordable price range will start at around $40 per session and $300 per day. If you are looking for a per person option, expect prices to start around $30 pp. Prices will vary according to the size, standard and fit-out of the meeting room. (All data from Tagvenue platform.)
The best affordable meeting rooms in Melbourne are:
The Cluster, flexible variety of meeting spaces fully tech equipped.
Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens, affordable meeting spaces in Melbourne’s legal district.
The Precinct Hotel, easy and flexible meeting space in East Richmond.
Ross House, blank canvas meeting rooms in the heart of the CBD.
Start your search for a meeting room in the CBD. While there are some districts here that could be out of your price range, in general, this area will offer ease of access to your attendees via roads and public transport, as well as on foot. St Kilda, Richmond and South Yarra also offer plenty of meeting spaces and these can be a great choice if this is closer to your office.
Most meeting rooms come equipped with a few standard options which might include wifi, flat-screen TV, projector, flip chart, whiteboard, and some basic office supplies, however, this varies widely depending on the venue. Beverages may be included in the price but it is always best to check. If you will need extra equipment, check with the venue manager as it may be available for an extra fee.
Prices for compact spaces seating 4–10 people start at just $35 per day at venues like Meet and Gather in Richmond, or $40 per hour at Czar Workspace in the CBD. These rooms are excellent for interviews, team meetings, or focused work sessions, offering privacy, Wi-Fi, and often access to shared kitchen facilities.
As Victoria’s commercial powerhouse, Melbourne offers meeting venues tailored to professionals on a budget,from quick brainstorming sessions to multi-day client presentations. Here's where to look and what to keep in mind:
Whether you're catching up with clients over coffee or hosting a team brainstorm with Post-its and pastries, we’ve listed the best venue types for your needs.
Yes, most meeting rooms in Manchester offer super flexible booking options. Whether you need a space for just an hour, a half-day session, or multiple days in a row, you’ll find venues that match your schedule (and budget) without locking you into anything long-term.
From co-working spots in Spinningfields to private rooms above cafés in the Northern Quarter, many venues allow hourly and daily rentals, so you only pay for the time you need. Plus, plenty of places offer same-day availability, free cancellation windows, or even after-hours access — ideal if your plans change or you're working across time zones.
Even when you’re budgeting, don’t overlook the essentials:
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