Small meeting rooms in London average £55 per hour on Tagvenue, with most costing between £30 and £84 per hour. Rooms are available for one-to-ones, interviews, client meetings and small team sessions, with options across Central and West London and near major stations including King’s Cross, Paddington and London Bridge. Compare capacity, location, facilities and pricing, then send an enquiry directly to the venue.
Based on Tagvenue’s data, as of August 2026, here’s an overview of some of the best spaces you can book for your event in London:
Frequency Meeting Room at Frequency Kings Cross
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Meeting Room at Electric Marketing
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Norfolk Suite at Mercure London Paddington
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| Space type | Meeting Room in a Cafe | Meeting Room in an Office Space | Meeting Room in a Hotel |
| Venue | Coffee shop in central London, known for its fantastic flat whites and slick interior. Ideal for creative meetings or relaxed gatherings with top specialty coffee and a cozy setting. | Located in an 18th-century building on John Street, Bloomsbury, the meeting room features high ceilings and large windows. Ideal for central London meetings, with easy access to key tube stations. Guests appreciate the professional service and friendly communication. | Modern hotel next to Paddington Station with elegant conference suites and cozy rooms. Ideal for intimate meetings and private dining, benefiting from exceptional convenience and friendly service. |
| Booking costs | from £120 per event | from £35 hire fee / per hour | from £59 hire fee / per hour |
| Capacity | 4 guests seating, 4 standing | 8 guests seating | 6 guests seating, 6 standing |
| Location | St Pancras, London | Holborn, London | Paddington, London |
| What users say | ‘Great location for a small meeting room. The coffee shop above served excellent drinks and cakes.’ | ‘This is now our go to meeting room in London. Fabulous location, great price and facilities. Cannot fault.’ | ‘It's the perfect place for a meeting in London.’ |
In London, prices of small meeting rooms average around £55 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 London, based on Tagvenue data, as of August 2026:
| From £30 | to £84 | hire fee per hour |
| From £480 | to £954 | hire fee per day |
| From £60 | to £75 | per person |
Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated August 2026), the best options include:
Meeting Room in near Waterloo at The Travel Cafe Waterloo
in South Bank - rated 4.9/5
Our user said: ‘Wonderful, comfortable and elegant site for a small meeting.’
Meeting Room at Electric Marketing
in Holborn - rated 4.9/5
Our user said: ‘This is now our go to meeting room in London. Fabulous location, great price and facilities. Cannot fault.’
Meetingroom near Liverpool St at Meeting Room Brick Lane / near Liverpool St
in Spitalfields - rated 4.7/5
Our user said: ‘We booked the meeting room extremely last minute but the team were still ready to accommodate us completely.’
These are the venues within 0.9 mi from central London, available to book on Tagvenue:
The heart of London’s business, the City, is a great spot to start searching for a small meeting venue. If you want to look for a venue in an area that can be easily accessed from anywhere, look around King's Cross St Pancras station. If your guests are arriving by plane, search for a venue near Gatwick or Heathrow, or the airport where your guests will be arriving. Consider South London for more affordable options and Central London for a more luxurious experience.
Professional meeting rooms come fully equipped to cater to all your needs. A typical small meeting room may have wi-fi, whiteboard, flipchart, flatscreen TV, and conference call facilities. Some rooms may offer extra refreshments, like tea or coffee, or catering options. To make sure your meeting room has everything you need don’t hesitate to contact the venue manager to ask for the details.
Many small conference rooms in London come equipped with comprehensive audiovisual (AV) systems to meet your event's technical needs. This includes projectors, screens, sound systems, microphones, and other essential AV equipment that come as part of your hire package.
If you are unsure about how to support connectivity and tech issues during your event, you may need the help of a professional. Some venues provide A/V teams who can assist with setup and troubleshooting during your event to ensure everything runs smoothly. Before making your booking, ask the venue manager or event coordinator about the specific AV services available at your chosen venue.
Hiring a small meeting space has a lot of advantages. You can look for a private spot in London that will be easily accessible to all your guests. You can choose a meeting venue that will have all the equipment you may need without having to invest in it on your own. Hiring an outside meeting room may give your colleagues or employees a change of scenery. Moreover, comfortable small meeting rooms cater to the comfort of all guests and allow for a more private atmosphere.
Minimum booking times vary by venue. Some meeting rooms have a minimum number of hours, while others are priced per event or per day. For example, Meeting Room at Electric Marketing has a two-hour minimum booking. Check the Prices section of the individual listing before booking.
Some meeting rooms can be booked at short notice, depending on availability. Check the venue's availability and response information and send an enquiry as early as possible if your meeting is approaching.
Cancellation terms vary by venue. Check the cancellation policy on the individual listing before booking, particularly if your meeting date or attendee numbers may change. Policies may specify how far in advance you need to cancel to qualify for a refund.
Some are. Accessibility varies by venue, so check individual listings for step-free access, lifts, accessible toilets and accessible parking where required. If anyone attending has specific access requirements, confirm them with the venue before booking.
What size small meeting room do you need?
Choose a room that fits your actual guest count and meeting format. A smaller room may be enough for an interview or one-to-one, while workshops and team sessions may need more table space or a different layout.
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Group size |
What it suits |
Verified example |
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1–2 |
One-to-ones, calls, focused work |
Private Working Hubs at UBCUK Brentford The Mille – 2 guests, from £15/hr, Brentford |
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3–4 |
Interviews, client catch-ups |
Frequency Meeting Room at Frequency Kings Cross – 4 guests, from £120 per event, St Pancras |
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4–6 |
Team meetings, small presentations |
Meeting Room in near Waterloo at The Travel Cafe Waterloo – 6 guests, from £30/hr, South Bank |
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6–8 |
Workshops, board meetings |
Meeting Room at Electric Marketing – 8 guests, from £35/hr, Holborn |
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8–12 |
Small team sessions, training |
CREO, Meeting Room 2 at Creo London Bridge – 12 guests, from £90/hr, Southwark |
For larger groups or more formal layouts, you can also compare boardrooms in London and training rooms in London.
Choose the room based on what the meeting needs to achieve, then check the facilities, layout and level of privacy you need.
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Meeting type |
What to prioritise |
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Interview |
Quiet setting, privacy room, easy arrival for candidates |
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Internal team meeting |
Wi-Fi, screen, comfortable seating and good value |
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Client meeting |
Professional setting, convenient location, reliable AV |
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Confidential discussion |
Fully enclosed room, soundproofing |
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Hybrid meeting |
Camera, microphone, speakers, screen, and reliable internet |
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Workshop or training |
Table space, whiteboard or flipchart, and a suitable layout |
Location affects both price and convenience. Small meeting rooms average £59 per hour in Central London and £50 per hour in West London, compared with £55 per hour across London overall.
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Area |
Average hire fee |
Typical hourly range |
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London (overall) |
£55/hr |
£30 – £84 |
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Central London |
£59/hr |
£35 – £90 |
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West London |
£50/hr |
£24 – £78 |
For attendees travelling by public transport, compare rooms around the station or route that works best for your group:
If location is flexible, compare small meeting rooms in West London as well as Central London options rather than assuming the most central room will offer the best value.
Small meeting rooms are available in several types of venues:
Before sending an enquiry, check:
Ready to book? Browse small meeting rooms in London, compare options for your group size, location and budget, and send an enquiry directly to the venue.
Based on Tagvenue booking and ratings data:
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Space type |
Meeting room in a café |
Meeting room in an office space |
Meeting room in a hotel |
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Price from |
£120 per event |
£35 hire fee per hour |
£59 hire fee per hour |
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Capacity |
4 seated |
8 seated |
6 seated |
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Area / station |
St Pancras – King's Cross St. Pancras |
Holborn – Chancery Lane |
Paddington – Paddington |
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Best for |
Informal brainstorms with good coffee |
Interviews and workshops in a light, high-ceilinged 18th-century room |
Client meetings where guests arrive by train or from Heathrow |
For the widest choice across every size and budget, start from meeting rooms in London.
Page last updated in August 2026
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