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They say creativity thrives when you ditch the beige walls and blinking fluorescents. In Singapore, unusual conference venues are giving the boardroom a serious glow-up. Explore industrial lofts in Jalan Besar to rooftop venues in Clarke Quay and art-forward studios in Kampong Glam. When you’re planning a conference that’s meant to shake things up, the space needs to do some of the talking too. Think acoustics, lighting, seating, and even post-session views. With Tagvenue, you don’t just scroll—you search smartly. Filter by layout, amenities, and style, then message venues directly to find a spot that works and wows. Book today!
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Located in the heart of Singapore’s Central Business District on Chin Swee Road RNN Conference Centre offers a range of different conference spaces to meet your unique needs – from trainings, seminars, computer and written
Lovorth is a conference centre operating two meeting spaces, Chrysalis and Chrysalis Lounge. Venue highlights: Lift access to all floors is provided. An accessible parking space is provided on-site and additional paid parking
Looking for the perfect event space for your next workshop, training, or team building session? Look no further than Level 9 Lounge at the Hive North Bridge Road, designed to accommodate up to 50 guests in style and comfort.
The auditorium presents fixed, raked seating on warm timber flooring, framed by neutral walls and a mezzanine gallery. The room's proportions deliver a focused, professional environment for events.
Room features: A projector, whiteboard and conference-call facilities are provided to support in-room presentations and remote participation. Best for: Formal lectures, instructor-led training and speaker-led conferences.
Room features: A fixed ceiling projector paired with a large front flatscreen provides large-format visual display. A built-in PA system and conference-call facilities support amplified audio and remote participation, and
The room is a long, carpeted conference space arranged in parallel rows of tables and chairs, finished in neutral tones and lit by recessed ceiling lights and natural daylight from windows at one end.
Room features: The space supports on-screen presentation and remote participation, fitted with a projector and conference-call facilities. Best for: Collaborative workshops and hybrid team meetings are appropriate for this
Prices of unusual conference venues average around S$210 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 Singapore, based on Tagvenue data:
| Typically between S$125 | and S$490 | hire fee per hour |
| Typically between S$4500 | and S$6000 | hire fee per event |
| Typically between S$2126 | and S$7800 | hire fee per day |
Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated November 2026), the best options include:
The Ascent Auditorium at Catapult
in One North - rated 4.9/5
Our user said: ‘We hosted a CxO Sales Roundtable and we enjoyed the experience in the Dare To Lead room at Catapult.’
Level 9 Lounge at The Hive North Bridge Road
in City Hall - rated 4.9/5
Venue said: The Hive North Bridge Road, a coworking space, offers panoramic views of the Singapore skyline from its high-floor work areas. Venue highlights: On-site reception manages arrivals and visitor access.
Dedao Club Space at High Street Centre - Idol
in City Hall - rated 4.7/5
Our user said: ‘Clean and cozy space with an amazing view.’
You'll find unusual conference venues 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 Singapore, together with the standard prices in each size range, based on Tagvenue data (November 2026):
| Small | up to 50 guests | prices average S$103 hire fee per hour |
| Medium | between 75 and 140 guests | prices average S$250 hire fee per hour |
| Large | over 175 guests | prices average S$600 hire fee per hour |
These are the venues within 250 m from central Singapore, available to book on Tagvenue:
Based on Tagvenue data (as of November 2026), users looking for unusual conference venues most commonly go for these venue types:
| Auditorium / Conference Room | prices average S$330 hire fee per hour | typically between 60 and 200 guests |
| Hotel | prices average S$6000 hire fee per event | typically between 180 and 450 guests |
| Ballroom | prices average S$5395 hire fee per event | typically between 255 and 450 guests |
| Coworking Space | prices average S$709 hire fee per hour | typically between 60 and 150 guests |
| Event Venue | prices average S$300 hire fee per hour | typically between 25 and 200 guests |
Meeting Hall at 112 Middle Road #04-01, rated 4.6/5 - hall for 50 guests
Venue said: The room permits guests to play their own music and to bring a DJ. Ideal for: Small teams and training groups that need a practical, presentation-focused space for seated, workshop-style sessions.
Pelican at Crane @ OUE Downtown, rated 4.9/5 - hall for 40 guests
Our user said: ‘The space is comfortable and the service is great.’
Main Area at SMCCI SPACE @ GRANTRAL MALL - auditorium / conference room for 40 guests
Venue said: It comes fully equipped with a TV / Projector and whiteboard, supporting engaging presentations, interactive discussions, and collaborative activities.
You can choose from rooftop bars, art studios, heritage shophouses, restaurant lounges, and even wellness-inspired event rooms. House of Offline in Lavender is a lifestyle space with presentation amenities available. Some venues like The Masons Table or CALI, Ascott Raffles Place on Kitchener Road provide a restaurant-style setting with full dining options, great for conferences with a social element.
Absolutely. If you want to get away from the buzz, check out places in One-North, Marymount, or Ang Mo Kio. For example, Wings of the Dawn in Ang Mo Kio is a super chill option for smaller, focused sessions. These spots are less crowded and easier on the wallet too.
Totally. A bunch of these venues are set up with multiple seating zones or lounges that are perfect for breakout chats or networking. Places like House of Offline give you enough room to spread out, switch gears, and have side conversations without needing a full second room.
Not at all. A lot of these venues hit that sweet spot between professional and personal. You can book a place like One Raffles Quay if you want that polished hotel look with a twist, or go for somewhere like HIGHfive in Little India if you're aiming for a fun, team-building energy. They're not your usual carpet-and-fluorescent-light setups — and that's kind of the point.
the location is convenient and overall is good just that i hope the aircon can be upgraded as it can be quite stuffy at times.
Din/Jack are very responsive to all our query. The booking was smooth and staff are all very helpful and friendly!
The manager was really friendly and nice and the place was conducive for our meeting. Had a really good experience and will definitely be coming back again!
Convenient location. They have everything included for the space. Tables+chairs+ktv+sound system+refrigerator + sink. The host was quick to reply.
Venue was very spacious, clean and neat. Veronica and team were efficient and helpful, and replied quickly when I had queries. The place was also fully equipped with entertainment!
Fantastic place, Jasmine and the team were super helpful. We needed help with tables and set-up - they helped us with no hesitation at all. The place was also clean, the audio is good and the aesthetics are just wonderful for an award ceremony. Would highly recommend this place! We will definitely return again
Karen was extremely accommodating with all of our requests. She took a lot of initiative to check in and she is quick to respond and easy to communicate with.
Free and easy didn’t feel like it was trapped. Wish the Karaoke was in the main lobby instead. Overall worth the money, for what you pay what you get.
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