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Top Conference Rooms in Bristol
Elevate your business meetings with Bristol's premier conference rooms. From meeting spaces in the city centre to boardrooms around the Temple Quarter, there are options to suit every event, whether a corporate meeting, training session, or seminar. Their easy access to local transport links and dining options means these venues are perfectly poised to make your meeting successful. Plus, with their top-notch facilities, including high-speed internet, advanced presentation tools, and comfortable seating, you can focus on what matters most—your agenda. Explore our listings and book an exceptional conference room in Bristol today!
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![Screen 3 at Everyman Bristol in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £850
minimum spend / per sessionCheck availabilityScreen 3
108 guestsEveryman BristolClifton, BristolWe regularly host: Corporate events and conferences Please don't hesitate to contact us if you would like any further information on this space. -
![Clifton Event Space at Future Leap Clifton: Carbon Neutral venue in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £48
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityClifton Event Space
45 guestsFuture Leap Clifton: Carbon Neutral venueClifton, BristolRRebecca L.
“Another time we can book additional rooms to break out/have lunch/tea/coffee. ” -
![Screen 4 at Everyman Bristol in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £450
minimum spend / per sessionCheck availabilityScreen 4
36 guestsEveryman BristolClifton, BristolWith luxurious sofas, plenty of leg room and unique design features, our screens are the perfect event spaces! We regularly host: Corporate events and conferences Please don't hesitate to contact us if you would like any -
![Screen 2 at Everyman Bristol in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £675
minimum spend / per sessionCheck availabilityScreen 2
84 guestsEveryman BristolClifton, BristolEveryman Bristol was built in 19201921 by James Henry LaTrobe and Thomas Harry Weston (18701923) and opened by the Duchess of Beaufort on 29 November 1921. -
![The Nave at St Nicholas Church in Bristol Old City]()
from £120
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityThe Nave
220 guestsSt Nicholas ChurchBristol Old City
#Supervenue
The nave currently houses William Hogarth's Altarpiece, his largest work and can be on display upon request. -
![Anson Rooms at University of Bristol Students' Union in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £1400
hire fee / per dayCheck availabilityAnson Rooms
500 guestsUniversity of Bristol Students' UnionClifton, BristolWhether you would like to host a conference, live performance or meeting, we have the space for you. The Richmond Building is the home of Bristol SU and our spaces. -
![Lecture Theatre 2 or 3 at Chemistry Building in City Centre, Bristol]()
from £720
hire fee / per morningCheck availabilityLecture Theatre 2 or 3
199 guestsChemistry BuildingCity Centre, BristolThe Chemistry Building on the University of Bristol precinct makes a practical and flexible venue for meetings, lectures and conferences. This venue provides four lecture theatres, the largest seating 333 delegates, with -
![Great Hall at Wills Memorial Building in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £2100
hire fee / per morningCheck availabilityGreat Hall
800 guestsWills Memorial BuildingClifton, BristolIt has also been used as a set for several television programmes over the years. There is a stage and the room has full audio-visual equipment. -
![Winston Theatre at University of Bristol Students' Union in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £1200
hire fee / per dayCheck availabilityWinston Theatre
209 guestsUniversity of Bristol Students' UnionClifton, BristolNamed after former University of Bristol Chancellor Winston Churchill, the theatre is one of our finest performance spaces. A traditional proscenium arch theatre with dressing rooms, flexible orchestra pit and apron stage, -
![The Balcony at St Nicholas Church in Bristol Old City]()
from £60
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityThe Balcony
40 guestsSt Nicholas ChurchBristol Old City
#Supervenue
The balcony overlooking the modern church nave is an inviting and well-designed space that stands out in its own right. Flooded with natural light from large windows, it comfortably accommodates up to 60 people, making it -
![Priory Road Lecture Theatre at Priory Road - Social Sciences Complex in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £1440
hire fee / per morningCheck availabilityPriory Road Lecture Theatre
444 guestsPriory Road - Social Sciences ComplexClifton, BristolSituated on the University precinct it makes a practical and flexible venue for lectures, meetings and conferences. The new lecture theatre is installed with the highest grade of AV specification the University offers. -
![Main Hall at The Elmgrove Centre in Cotham, Bristol]()
from £140
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityMain Hall
200 guestsThe Elmgrove CentreCotham, BristolThe Elmgrove Centre is a historic and flexible Bristol venue set in an 1870s church, ideal for celebrations, meetings, and community use. The Main Hall seats up 300 and features a beautiful ceiling.
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FAQs about Top Conference Rooms in Bristol
Prices of conference rooms in Bristol average around £85 hire fee per hour. The exact costs depend on the room size, audiovisual equipment (such as projectors or microphones), or high-speed Wi-Fi. Additional services, such as catering or on-site coordinators, may cost extra. Flexible configurations for presentations, workshops, or networking, along with amenities such as parking or dedicated breakout rooms, will also affect the price. See usual price ranges in Bristol, based on Tagvenue data:
| From £60 | to £140 | hire fee per hour |
| From £960 | to £1440 | hire fee per event |
| From £675 | to £850 | minimum spend per event |
- Book Early: Finalise your hire at least three months early to ensure availability, especially for popular locations like the city centre.
- Check Accessibility: Choose a venue with good transport links, such as those near Bristol Temple Meads station or in central areas.
- Consider Accommodation: If attendees are travelling from outside the city, book conference rooms close to hotels or provide information on nearby lodging options.
- Utilise Local Services: Choose local caterers, event planners, and audiovisual providers to streamline your conference setup.
- Plan for Breakout Spaces: Ensure your venue has additional rooms or areas for smaller group sessions or networking.
- Advanced Audiovisual Equipment: High-quality projectors, sound systems, and screens are common, particularly in venues like Everyman Bristol.
- Wi-Fi and Internet Access: Reliable, high-speed internet connections to support streaming and online presentations.
- On-site Technical Support: Many venues provide dedicated technical staff to assist with setting up and managing AV equipment.
- Catering Services: Some spaces have options for in-house catering or partnerships with local caterers to provide guests with meals, snacks, and beverages.
- Breakout Rooms: You can find meeting rooms with additional smaller rooms for workshops, group discussions, or private meetings.
- Climate Control: These venues usually have air conditioning and heating to ensure a comfortable environment regardless of the season.
