Quirky Meeting Rooms for Hire in London

Are you a creative planning a left-of-centre brainstorming session, or a startup looking for one of the coolest office spaces in London? You’re in the right place! Tagvenue has plenty of funky meeting rooms for hire in London that will make your team’s jaws drop.

What Kinds of Unusual Meeting Venues can You Find in London?

• State-of-the-art auditoriums – Impressive, ultra high-tech A/V systems, huge capacities, and beautiful designs make London’s auditoriums unique. They’re ideal for large conferences, panel discussions and talks designed for big audiences.
• Creative studio spaces – Here it’s all about the designer’s imagination. Funky meeting rooms can be found in unexpected places. For instance, Mortimer House makes a wonderful meeting space with a twist, because of its modern and colorful interiors. Looking for something a little more left-field? Cool meeting rooms often feature unconventional breakout areas, furnished with stylish sofas and comfy bean bags, which are great for networking. With Tagvenue you can easily hire alternative meeting rooms in central London, as well as in other areas of the city. We love to think outside the box!
• Blank canvas and dry hire meeting spaces – These types of venues are the most versatile of all. You can easily transform a blank canvas venue into a quirky meeting room or fun office space. Need some ideas? Think decor in the colours of your company’s logo, chalkboards and, most importantly, comfortable seats.
• Unique design rooms - Bedouin Tent, a structure made in Saudi Arabia and covered in woven goat's hair, a dining room with a huge, red, extendable door, a meeting room with a fascinating design, or a fancy lounge with a rolling ceiling. Sounds extravagant, doesn’t it? Find these and more informal meeting spaces on Tagvenue! 

What to Consider when Hiring a Quirky Meeting Room:

• Location – See if it’s convenient for your guests to get to the venue. Make sure there are major transport hubs and parking spaces nearby. London is a massive city, so this part is particularly important.
• Extra facilities – Will you need a projector or a screen for a presentation? How about A/V equipment? Ask the manager if the venue can provide these things.
• Capacity – Make sure all the participants will have enough space. This is crucial for a productive working environment. 
• Cancellation policy – You never know when something will suddenly come up in your schedule. Whether you are a busy businessman or you are just in need of an informal meeting room, it is good to have a backup plan in case your plans change. 
• Reviews – What you didn't notice at first glance, others could! Check reviews to make sure that the venue is worth the money.
• Time – Bear in mind that the venue should be booked at least three months in advance. If you are planning to hold a big event like for example a conference, one year in advance is optimal. 
• Cost - Remember that prices can differ depending on the day or even the hour you want to book it on. On weekdays and after hours, you'll usually find cheaper deals. Tagvenue offers a huge selection of the best spots at affordable prices. Just sit comfortably and let us show you what we can do best - find venues for every budget. 

Need some extra information? Check out our checklist for organising a successful meeting. You will learn how to prepare a meeting step by step and discover useful tips to make your meeting a success.

Discovering Interesting Meeting Rooms in London

London has many cool meeting venues, from historic to modern, offering atmospheres that can inspire creativity and innovation. You can explore iconic spaces like Paddington at Paddington, known for its artistic vibe and flexible layout and perfect for creative workshops or casual business meetings. For a more opulent setting, consider Fleet at Rivvia Kings Cross in St Pancras, with its ornate interiors and  touches of luxury, ideal for high-profile gatherings and exclusive events. Riverside Room at bbodance offers a vibrant setting with views of the River Thames, which is ideal for informal team meetings and brainstorming sessions. 

Interesting Meeting Spaces for Specific Events 

• Corporate Gatherings: For companies looking to break away from the monotony of traditional office settings, London offers industrial lofts in areas like Hackney. These lofts can be transformed into dynamic spaces for corporate retreats, seminars, or product unveilings. They often feature exposed brickwork, high ceilings, and natural light, fostering an environment that encourages creativity and collaboration.
• Creative Workshops and Seminars: Art galleries and creative spaces in neighbourhoods such as Notting Hill and Greenwich provide stimulating environments for workshops, seminars, and educational events. These spaces provide aesthetic appeal and stimulate intellectual engagement among attendees.
• Social Gatherings and Networking Events: Rooftop gardens and hidden courtyards in the South Bank or the City of London offer serene escapes for social gatherings, cocktail parties, and networking events. These venues offer stunning views of London's skyline, creating a memorable backdrop for social interactions.

Are there any Quirky Meeting Rooms for Cheap in London?

Not all meetings have to happen in a plain office. A unique meeting space can spark creativity, boost engagement, and make discussions more enjoyable. Whether it's a bold design, an unexpected location, or a homely feel, the right setting can set the tone for a productive session.

If you're looking for an unusual meeting spot in London, here are three great options:

• Belushi’s Shepherd’s Bush – A meeting room inside a bar, filled with colorful London-themed prints. It’s colourful, informal, and anything but boring. Plus, for £12 per person, you get unlimited teas, coffees, juice, fruit, and cakes—keeping everyone refreshed.
• CREO, Meeting Room 2 at Westgate House – A sleek space with plush blue seating and elegant wall panels. It has a calm, polished feel and is perfect for focused discussions while avoiding the usual corporate stiffness.
• The Study at Anomalous Space – A cosy, book-lined room with a big window for natural light. It feels like a private study and works just as well for brainstorming as it does for live video streaming.

Each of these spaces brings something different—whether you want energy, sophistication, or a homely touch. Which one fits your meeting best?