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Top Meeting Rooms in Bristol
On the lookout for meeting rooms around Bristol for your book club, work get-together or something else along those lines but aren’t sure where to start your search? Let us help! Regardless if you want a waterfront meeting room around Harbourside, a cheap meeting room a bit outside the city centre, or even a free meeting room (they’re out there!), we’ve got the list you need. Bristol’s city centre and the suburbs are both absolutely packed with places and we know it can be a bit daunting to go through them all, so be sure to put your parameters into our search filters and see what you can find!
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![Belle Room at Orega Bristol in Bristol Old City]()
from £42
hire fee / per hourBook nowBelle Room
10 guestsOrega BristolBristol Old CityPPhil I.
“A very good room for a company meeting.” -
![Clifton Room at Orega Bristol in Bristol Old City]()
from £42
hire fee / per hourBook nowClifton Room
10 guestsOrega BristolBristol Old CityMMax
“Clifton room was an excellent place for our 2-day meeting.” -
![Meeting Room And Facilities at Chapel House in Redland, Bristol]()
from £40
hire fee / per hourBook nowMeeting Room And Facilities
10 guestsChapel HouseRedland, BristolDDflynn
“Friendly staff. Meeting room was open and spacious. And had area to ourselves.” -
![Stunning Meeting Room at Future Leap Clifton: Carbon Neutral venue in Clifton, Bristol]()
from £36
hire fee / per hourBook nowStunning Meeting Room
8 guestsFuture Leap Clifton: Carbon Neutral venueClifton, BristolBBristol M.
“Good Small Meeting Room, With Adequate Services. Well Equipped For Most Meeting Requirements. Friendly Staff” -
![The Parlour Meeting Room at DeskLodge House Bristol in Redcliffe, Bristol]()
from £30
hire fee / per hourBook nowThe Parlour Meeting Room
5 guestsDeskLodge House BristolRedcliffe, BristolJJim W.
“We had booked a meeting room for a planning session.” -
![Clifton at Landmark: Bristol in Redcliffe, Bristol]()
from £76
hire fee / per hourBook nowClifton
12 guestsLandmark: BristolRedcliffe, BristolMM
“Fab venue, helpful staff. Would definitely return.” -
![Great Western Room at SS Great Britain in Harbourside, Bristol]()
from £32
per person / per sessionBook nowGreat Western Room
14 guestsSS Great BritainHarbourside, Bristol
#Supervenue
CCathy T.
“Great to enjoy being somewhere just a little different to a nameless and forgettable meeting room.” -
![Abraham Room at Square Works in Hotwells, Bristol]()
from £108
hire fee / per hourBook nowAbraham Room
25 guestsSquare WorksHotwells, BristolBBeautiful, E.
“Beautiful, tidy, staff at front. Gave me my room fast. Internet easy. Water in the meeting room. Clean, tidy.” -
![4-person meeting room at Square Works in Hotwells, Bristol]()
from £48
hire fee / per hourBook now4-person meeting room
4 guestsSquare WorksHotwells, BristolVVector E.
“Staff were very friendly and helpful. Meeting room was ideal with good facilities.” -
![Executive Box at Ashton Gate Stadium in Bristol]()
from £34
per person / per dayBook nowExecutive Box
12 guestsAshton Gate StadiumBristolFor Sports fan or anyone looking for meeting rooms that are truly unique and modern in Bristol then our executive boxes are the ideal choice for this occasion. -
![The Clifton Room at Armada House in Bristol Old City]()
from £48
hire fee / per hourBook nowThe Clifton Room
10 guestsArmada HouseBristol Old CityThe Clifton room offers a contemporary and comfortable setting, perfect for boardrooms or team meetings. Additionally, you have the option to hire The Clifton Room alongside the adjacent Brunel room, providing a convenient -
![Brunel at Bristol Grand Hotel by Sunday in Bristol Old City]()
from £250
hire fee / per dayBook nowBrunel
30 guestsBristol Grand Hotel by SundayBristol Old CitySSarah
“Hotel was good venue accommodating group booking and venue”
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FAQs about Top Meeting Rooms in Bristol
Prices of meeting rooms in Bristol average around £42 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, as of October 2025:
| From £40 | to £60 | hire fee per hour |
| From £250 | to £480 | hire fee per day |
| From £30 | to £39 | per person |
Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated October 2025), the best options include:
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Abraham Room at Square Works in Hotwells - rated 4.9/5
Our user said: ‘Beautiful, tidy, staff at front. Gave me my room fast. Internet easy. Water in the meeting room.’ -
Belle Room at Orega Bristol in Bristol Old City - rated 4.8/5
Our user said: ‘Clifton room was an excellent place for our 2-day meeting.’ -
Clifton at Landmark: Bristol in Redcliffe - rated 4.7/5
Our user said: ‘Location and greeting at Landmark reception. IT worked well...’
You'll find meeting rooms in various sizes, from smaller spots to larger venues; keep in mind that the type of space and your chosen layout will affect the capacity! Below you can see the typical venue sizes in Bristol, together with the standard prices in each size range, based on Tagvenue data (October 2025):
| Small meeting rooms | up to 10 guests | prices average £42 hire fee per hour |
| Medium meeting rooms | between 10 and 15 guests | prices average £48 hire fee per hour |
| Large meeting rooms | over 25 guests | prices average £350 hire fee per day |
If you are on the lookout for affordable meeting rooms in Bristol, you should definitely check out areas like Bristol City Centre and Kingsdown. Prices for hiring a meeting room there start from £22 per hour! (All data from Tagvenue.)
Of course there are! In Bristol City Centre you can find meeting rooms tagged on Tagvenue as ‘Supervenues’. These are rooms with many positive reviews from our customers, who praise them for venue facilities, good communication with the manager and their helpful staff.
Your Guide to Hiring Meeting Rooms in Bristol
So now that you’re taking a serious run at finding a meeting room in Bristol, what kind of options should you be on the lookout for? Well, you’ll be able to find a whole slew of hotels, restaurants and studios that are happy to hire out some of their spaces for private meetings. These are usually quite modern, well lit and very used to working to fit the specific meeting needs. More quirky places, or those that provide an undeniable wow factor, are also on the table. Some of Bristol’s well-known landmarks like Colston Hall or the Royal West of England Academy are renting out their iconic spaces for meetings too.
So then which parts of Bristol are the most popular for hosting meetings? Well, a good place to start looking would be all along the A38 as many hotels there offer their ballrooms and conference rooms for reasonable rates while allowing you a great deal of flexibility in size, amenities and decor. Just north of Castle Park in Broadmead is also a good area to poke around in, with some of the more old school venues located in that part of the city. If you don’t mind crossing Bristol Bridge (and dealing with a bit of traffic), have a look around Victoria Street. Heading south down the street is a great way to find some of the cheaper options in the city. It’s the go-to area for smaller gatherings, too!
Believe it or not, you can actually expect to hire some meeting rooms in Bristol at no cost. How, you might ask? Well, the answer is that there is a variety of venues in Bristol that operate on a minimum spend model. This means that they don’t charge anything at all for hiring out the venue itself as long as your group spends a certain amount on food and drinks. This can often be an excellent deal, especially for larger gatherings. While the price varies with size and services offered, you can expect to pay something in the neighbourhood of £350 to £1500. Not needing to worry about the turnout for the meeting when paying per head makes this option a good one for pure peace of mind.
