Small Meeting Rooms for Hire in Melbourne

Small Meeting Rooms for Hire in Melbourne

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Top Small Meeting Rooms in Melbourne

Looking for a small meeting room? One that will be just right for a group of 6 to 10 people? Don’t worry. We’ve got you covered! On Tagvenue, you can find an abundance of small meeting rooms that are perfect for small groups. So what are you waiting for? Whether you are looking for a private dining room or a boardroom for your next business meeting, hop on our platform and find your perfect small meeting room in no time!

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Small Meeting Rooms for Hire in Melbourne

FAQs about Top Small Meeting Rooms in Melbourne

Prices for hiring a small meeting room in Melbourne, depend on the type and size of the venue and the location as well. The average cost of hiring a small meeting room in the CBD ranges from $39 to $146 per hour while in the suburbs expect prices from $25 to $66 per hour. (All data from Tagvenue.)

  • The CBD is the most popular area for meetings due to its central location and excellent transport links. It boasts a wide range of high-end conference facilities and hotels, along with numerous dining and entertainment options. Additionally, the lively atmosphere and iconic landmarks like Federation Square and the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre make it an attractive choice for meeting organisers.
  • Southbank is known for its modern, upscale venues and fantastic views of the Yarra River. This area is highly sought after for meetings due to its proximity to major cultural institutions like the Arts Centre Melbourne and the National Gallery of Victoria. Southbank also offers great dining and accommodation options, ranging from luxury hotels to boutique stays, providing convenience and comfort for your attendees. 
  • Carlton is a favourite for academic and professional conferences, largely due to its close proximity to the University of Melbourne and RMIT University. The neighbourhood has a vigorous, intellectual atmosphere, with numerous cafes, restaurants, and green spaces like the Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens. Carlton is also well-served by public transport, making it easy for attendees to reach meeting venues.

There are plenty of small meeting rooms in the suburbs as well. Preston, Footscray or Clayton will surely meet your expectations!

If you are looking for something highly professional for a small business meeting, then the boardroom should be your go-to option. If you are looking for something more casual for informal meetings why not check out private dining rooms and meeting rooms? The last ones are a perfect match for both formal and informal meetings. Hop on to the Tagvenue search bar and find what you need.

Availability will depend on the venue. Usually meeting rooms are available to hire from 7 am to 6 pm or from 9 am to 5 pm. However, you will find some meeting rooms in Melbourne available even until 10 pm. Book a meeting room at a time frame that is most convenient for you. 

Small conference rooms in Melbourne typically come equipped with a set of amenities essential for your event to run smoothly. You can expect high-quality audio visual equipment, including projectors, screens, and sound systems. Most venues provide free high-speed Wi-Fi, making it easy to stay connected and share digital resources. Meeting rooms often feature whiteboards or flip charts for brainstorming sessions and presentations. Comfortable seating and tables arranged to your specifications ensure a productive environment. Additionally, many venues offer access to on-site catering or refreshment services to keep your attendees engaged and energetic. If you need specific equipment, you can always contact the venue manager directly via our platform to confirm availability.

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Your Guide to Hiring Small Meeting Rooms in Melbourne

If it is your first time planning a meeting, there is no need to be freaked out. At Tagvenue, we know all about the struggles of finding the right meeting spaces. So, here’s a list of tips and tricks to help you find the best spot for your next meeting: 

Common Types of Small Meeting Rooms in Melbourne 

  • Boardrooms are traditional meeting spaces for a company's board of directors. Board rooms offer excellent privacy and security, as well as high quality meeting tech. You can find several small boardrooms that are perfect for 4, 6 or 10 persons. Some of those best reviewed by our customers are found in the Melbourne CBD. However, if you are looking for something in the suburbs, check out spaces in Macedon, Eumemmerring and Wheelers Hill.

  • Meeting rooms are a basic room with tables and chairs. They typically have a flat screen TV or a white board for presentations. This workspace is ideal for those needing to hold informal business meetings, corporate negotiations, client meetings, or job interviews. Sometimes the rooms are supplied with coffee, tea, and sparkling water, which will make your event or meeting more productive and comfortable. Some of the best basic rooms are found on La Trobe Street, Victoria Street or somewhere further away from the hustle and bustle of the city in Tecoma.

  • Private dining rooms are a great option for small business meetings that will take some time! Private dining rooms offer food and drinks that can ease negotiations, interviews or other business conversations. Sometimes they offer a networking room as well, so after the dining you can go straight to making business. 

Some of the best dining rooms are found on Swanston Street, a few steps away from State Library Victoria, on Chapel Street in Prahran or in Melbourne Politechnic.

Meeting Rooms with Hourly Options

In a city that moves as fast as Melbourne, hourly meeting rooms let you make the most of your time without unnecessary commitments. These venues are perfect for quick project check-ins, client catch-ups, or presentations that don’t need a full day.

  • Workspace365 delivers elegant, modern meeting spaces that are perfectly positioned for those coming in and out of the CBD. With concierge support and stylish waiting areas, it ensures a smooth, professional experience from the moment your guests arrive. The venue also features convenient access to public transport and nearby eateries, so you’re always well-connected before and after your meeting.
  • If you’re meeting clients or colleagues outside the city, Waterman Clayton offers a refreshing suburban option with modern amenities. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and beautifully designed interiors, it features dedicated meeting areas with access to collaborative spaces and café zones. It’s a great choice for local professionals or teams who prefer to avoid the city centre’s busy streets.

Top Meeting Rooms with AV Equipment

Melbourne’s top venues provide fully integrated solutions to keep your presentations and remote collaborations running smoothly.

  • The Cluster is renowned for its state-of-the-art facilities and impressive city views. Located in the heart of the CBD, it combines advanced AV capabilities with beautifully designed rooms featuring natural light and modern furnishings. Whether you’re hosting a virtual conference or an in-person presentation, everything is set up to support a flawless experience.
  • Sector Serviced Offices – Collins Street offers premium meeting spaces equipped with high-quality AV systems, including video conferencing equipment and large presentation screens. These rooms are designed for professionals who want every technical detail taken care of, allowing them to focus entirely on their meeting outcomes.

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Verified Reviews of Small Meeting Rooms in Melbourne

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Dreamscapes F.
Booked Jenny Florence Meeting Room at Ross House
5.0
Great venue space and great communication. Meeting room & hire info is incredibly organised and easy to access. Very worth the price and big thanks to the Ross House!
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Alison
Booked Meet and Gather Meeting Space at Meet and Gather
5.0
We absolutely loved the space! It's designed to foster creativity which is exactly what we needed. There is also plenty of natural light, which can be a rarity in meeting space. Would absolutely book Meet & Gather again!
RM
Rema M.
Booked Vader Boardroom at Workplex
5.0
Friendly efficient team. Happily catered to our needs. Was perfect for our board meeting. Love that they offered coffee facilities ( clean kitchen) and all day parking out front ( super bonus)!! We will be back. Thanks again.
PL
Phuc L.
Booked Neptune at Insight Academy Of Australia
5.0
The venue is easy to find and convenient to travel by tram. There was a tram stop in front of the place. The room is clean and includes all the amenities for group meetings.
BC
Brady C.
Booked Room 23C at Collins Square
5.0
Great location. Friendly team on the front desk, great spot for a quick meeting if you need a central position close to Southern Cross. Plus, the first coffee is free if you have a meeting room booked!
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Carly
Booked Little Bourke | 3 Person at workspace365 | 485 La Trobe Street
5.0
Quick turnaround for next day booking (booked around 3-4pm) and easy to extend booking on the day which we ended up needing. Space was lovely and staff very helpful
BS
Bronwyn S.
Booked Boardroom at The Precinct Hotel
5.0
The group loved their time. They loved that they could have their privacy in a professional yet relaxed environment
PR
Prachi R.
Booked Abell Boardroom at The Cluster
5.0
Great service, the team was very friendly and made the whole booking process as well the day of the meeting easy and efficient!