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Top Conference Venues in Soho
Looking for the very best conference venues for hire in Soho, London? Look no further – at Tagvenue we’ve listed the best conference spaces in this part of London’s iconic West End. Are you searching for a small conference room overlooking Oxford Street, or a bigger, more spacious area near Soho Square Gardens? Whatever your needs may be, we’re always happy to help you out. So, why not check out our listings? Your ideal conference room in Soho is just a few clicks away!
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![The Chambers at Courthouse Hotel Soho in Soho, London]()
from £200
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityThe Chambers
120 guestsCourthouse Hotel SohoOxford Circus StationSoho, LondonWhether you’re hosting a professional conference or celebrating a milestone, The Chambers at The Courthouse Hotel – Soho provides the perfect setting, combining modern amenities with the vibrant atmosphere of Soho. -
![Chamber 1 at Courthouse Hotel Soho in Soho, London]()
from £150
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityChamber 1
60 guestsCourthouse Hotel SohoOxford Circus StationSoho, LondonThis unique space, filled with natural daylight, is perfect for meetings, workshops, and events. Chamber 1 comfortably seats up to 26 guests in a boardroom style, 40 in cabaret, and up to 64 in a theatre layout, making it -
![Cinema at Courthouse Hotel Soho in Soho, London]()
from £425
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityCinema
100 guestsCourthouse Hotel SohoOxford Circus StationSoho, LondonWith 116 spacious bedrooms & suites, a trendy cocktail bar, award winning restaurants, gorgeous spa, fitness centre and divine roof terrace, Courthouse Hotel is renowned for intuitive service and comprehensive facilities. -
![Chambers 3&4 at Courthouse Hotel Soho in Soho, London]()
from £1100
hire fee / per dayCheck availabilityChambers 3&4
90 guestsCourthouse Hotel SohoOxford Circus StationSoho, LondonChambers 3 & 4 offer a range of seating configurations to suit your event, including up to 48 in a boardroom style, 48 in cabaret, and 54 in classroom layout. -
![Auditorium at Underbelly Boulevard in Soho, London]()
from £1440
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityAuditorium
200 guestsUnderbelly BoulevardPiccadilly Circus StationSoho, LondonThe adaptable auditorium offers flexible seating options for up to 200 people making it the perfect choice for conferences, events, press calls, photoshoots, fashion shows, private performances, recordings, filming, podcast -
![Meeting room at WorkPad: 7 Berwick Street in Soho, London]()
from £100
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityMeeting room
10 guestsWorkPad: 7 Berwick StreetPiccadilly Circus StationSoho, LondonRight in the center of Soho, 7 Berwick Street offers a meeting room that accommodates up to 10 people. It features high-speed WiFi, a screen for presentations, and adjustable climate control. -
![The Cinema Room at Karma Sanctum Soho Hotel in Soho, London]()
from £200
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityThe Cinema Room
45 guestsKarma Sanctum Soho HotelPiccadilly Circus StationSoho, LondonThe space benefits from its own private bar and is fully sound proof to cater to a range of events, including board meetings, product launches, movie screening, band rehearsal and performances, private dining and dry hires. -
![WorkPad: Meeting Room at 175 Wardour Street in Soho, London]()
from £65
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityWorkPad: Meeting Room
8 guests175 Wardour StreetTottenham Court Road StationSoho, LondonJust minutes from Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road, it’s easily accessible and ideal for team sessions or client meetings. The space features sleek interiors, natural light, high-speed fibre internet, air conditioning, -
![Conference Room at SOHO Centre in Soho, London]()
from £135
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityConference Room
36 guestsSOHO CentrePiccadilly Circus StationSoho, LondonOur Soho centre, Mosaic at Soho, is a newly redecorated space where professional production suites are available for hire. Set firmly at the heart of London's creative district, Mosaic at Soho offers convenient professional -
![6 Person Meeting Room at Golden Square in Soho, London]()
from £84
hire fee / per hourCheck availability6 Person Meeting Room
6 guestsGolden SquarePiccadilly Circus StationSoho, London11 Golden Square is one of our best preserved sites – a four-storey Georgian terrace dating back to the 18th century. A well-equipped meeting room for eight people that’s bookable on-demand. -
![The Silk at Courthouse Hotel Soho in Soho, London]()
from £800
hire fee / per dayCheck availabilityThe Silk
30 guestsCourthouse Hotel SohoOxford Circus StationSoho, LondonOur hotel is situated where stylish Mayfair, fashionable Soho and the West End meet and is within walking distance of London’s finest shopping streets, tourist attractions and theatreland. -
![Cinema Room at SOHO Centre in Soho, London]()
from £120
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityCinema Room
38 guestsSOHO CentrePiccadilly Circus StationSoho, LondonSet firmly at the heart of London's creative district, Mosaic at Soho offers convenient professional studio space geared toward anyone in need of producing high-quality work.
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FAQs about Top Conference Venues in Soho
Prices of conference venues in Soho average around £120 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 Soho, based on Tagvenue data:
| From £85 | to £200 | hire fee per hour |
| From £400 | to £6000 | minimum spend per event |
| From £1100 | to £5520 | hire fee per day |
Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated September 2025), the best options include:
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The Cinema Room at Karma Sanctum Soho Hotel in Soho - rated 4.9/5
Venue said: The Cinema room is located on the lower ground floor, offering a mix of vintage glamour and opulent design with plush fabrics. The space benefits from its own private bar and is fully sound proof to cater to a range of events, -
The Boudoir Bar at Bar Soho in Soho - rated 4.9/5
Our user said: ‘Love that there's no venue hire fee, just a minimum food/drink spend.’ -
The Chambers at Courthouse Hotel Soho in Soho - rated 4.7/5
Venue said: The venue can host 68 people in a boardroom layout, 76 in a classroom arrangement, 54 in a U-shape, and 72 in cabaret style. For larger gatherings, The Chambers can accommodate 90 for a banquet or 120 for theatre-style seating,
Planning ahead as early as you can is always a good idea. By doing this, you can make sure that you have access to the best options for venues and other areas of event planning and that your planning process runs smoothly. We suggest booking a Soho conference venue at least three to six months in advance. If you are planning a very large conference for more than 200 we recommend booking your venue at least a year in advance.
Your Guide to Hiring Conference Venues in Soho
At Tagvenue we know that trawling the internet in search of the perfect conference venue can be exhausting. That’s why we’ve taken the sting out of things for you and listed the best conference rooms in Soho all in one place. And the cherry on top? No matter how unusual your requirements are, with our smart search engine you’re sure to find a venue that meets them. It’s as simple as that!
Soho, a vibrant and active neighbourhood widely known for its nightlife, can be just as glamorous during the day. Although it could merely seem like just a fun area for entertainment, artistic expression, and architecture, Soho can also be a fantastic location for conferences, meetings and other business functions. This London area has everything, from little event venues to large theatres and conference facilities, and we are here to help you find the ideal location for your upcoming event.
When choosing the ideal location for a conference, there are a few key considerations to keep in mind. Here is a quick checklist we've created for you:
- The expected attendance - always start by making a rough estimate of the number of attendees and if possible, their background and preferences
- Your budget - set a realistic budget and stick to it
- Time and date - choose a convenient time and date when making arrangements and setting a budget for the event
- The event schedule - prioritise making a clear event agenda
- Catering - hire a reputable caterer and make sure to provide various options for guests with different dietary requirements
- The venue's type and location - make sure the location is accessible and provides everything your guests may need
- The equipment you'll need for the event - it is crucial to always check in with your venue manager regarding the equipment the venue can provide you with
- Entertainment options - dedicate time for breaks, perhaps even short games or music to make everyone feel comfortable, included, and satisfied
Why is it essential to include breaks and entertainment? Aren't conferences less casual events - ‘yes’ and ‘no’. It's crucial to remember that due to a variety of circumstances, including personal demands and attention spans, you cannot expect individuals to sit still for extended periods of time. This is not to argue that downtime during breaks is always wasted time. Here are some suggestions of ways to make the most of the time you have booked a venue while yet allowing for breaks:
- Networking- We cannot emphasise enough the importance of networking, and conferences are especially prime occasions for getting out there and meeting people. Whatever the conference's topic, you can be confident that everyone in attendance shares your interests and/or work in a related field. Some downtime in between sessions will undoubtedly be welcomed by both you and your guests, and it will ultimately prove useful in the long term.
- Open dialogue between guests and feedback- During the breaks, you can gather guest input that will be helpful after or even during the conference.
- Types of entertainment you can include- you can include something a little out of the ordinary for a conference. You can include dance breaks, music breaks, a fun food-tasting period, games and activities. Or why not make the most of your breaks by working with other businesses and perhaps planning product testing for your guests. The possibilities are limitless.
The idea is that breaks will give your attendees time to process the information presented during the conference, offer them the chance to discuss, network, and spread the word, and allow you to collect some quality feedback.
