Meeting Spaces for Rent in Los Angeles, CA

Meeting Spaces for Rent in Los Angeles, CA

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It doesn’t matter if you want to nail your group academic presentation, collaborate on joint projects or brainstorm for new ideas, organizing a meeting in comfortable surroundings can increase everyone’s productivity. So why not book the best meeting space possible! Whether you’re planning a team strategy session in Downtown LA, a group project meetup near UCLA, or a creative brainstorm in Culver City, Tagvenue makes it easy to find meeting spaces with the right setup. Book the ideal space for your meeting today!

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Meeting Spaces for Rent in Los Angeles, CA

FAQs about Top Meeting Spaces in Los Angeles, CA

To rent a meeting space in LA, expect to pay on average $30 up to $100 per hour. For a full-day rental, meeting spaces charge around $1000+. However, the final cost of a rental may vary depending on the package offer you will choose, as well as the equipment you will need. If you require additional equipment or catering, always ask the venue manager for their options. Also, make sure to read the fine print before signing the contract, to avoid any late fees or rental costs. (All data from Tagvenue.com)

Try your luck Downtown! There are various fantastic spaces of different types and sizes dotted around the center and nearby popular metro lines, as well as in the neighboring areas of Skid Row, Fashion District, South Park, and Bunker Hill. But if you prefer less crowded areas, West Hollywood also has some hidden gems. And who knows, maybe you’ll spot a famous celebrity on your way to the meeting?

Generally, it depends on the offer. Most meeting spaces have some basic equipment, such as tables, chairs, projectors, PA system, and whiteboards included in the rental price. We always recommend asking the venue manager directly about what is included in the offer to avoid any additional costs.

Based on Tagvenue’s data, most people start their search for a meeting space at least 15 days prior to the meeting. This will give you enough time to compare offers, contact managers for further details, and book the ideal space that will cater to your needs at the best price. 

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Your Guide to Renting Meeting Spaces in Los Angeles, CA

Top Meeting Space Features in LA

From high-rise boardrooms with skyline views to relaxed creative hubs with whiteboards and breakout zones, LA’s meeting venues cover every style and setup. Depending on your meeting goals, look for:

  • Fully equipped rooms – Fast WiFi, projectors, smart TVs, whiteboards, and video conferencing tools.
  • Flexible seating layouts – Boardroom, classroom, U-shape, or casual lounge-style.
  • Catering options – Coffee, snacks, or full lunch service to keep energy levels up.
  • Easy access – Locations near public transport hubs or with parking (especially helpful in traffic-prone areas).
  • Breakout spaces – Great for workshops or brainstorming in smaller groups.

Top Los Angeles Meeting Rooms That Mean Business

Need a space that’s more than just four walls and a whiteboard? You’re in the right city. From sleek boardrooms in Beverly Hills to sprawling creative hubs in Downtown, the best meeting rooms in Los Angeles come with flexible seating arrangements — perfect for pitch days, team huddles, or long strategy sessions. 

Head to La Kretz Innovation Campus for a startup-friendly space that’s as smart as it sounds, or book The Green Room on Ventura if you’re after something polished with a creative edge. Spots like Wilshire Center and Design Studio in Culver City also offer serious seating power for bigger groups. Big ideas need the right setting — and LA’s got plenty to choose from.

Do Meeting Rooms Offer AV Equipment And Catering Services?

Many meeting rooms in Los Angeles offer both AV equipment and catering services, especially in Downtown conference centers and hotel meeting rooms. These AV-equipped venues typically include essentials like projectors, screens, microphones, sound systems, and sometimes even on-site tech support, so your presentation doesn’t fizzle when it matters most.

For food and drink, a growing number of spaces either provide in-house catering or allow you to bring in your favourite vendor. So whether you're booking a sleek boardroom at a hotel in Koreatown, a spacious loft near the Arts District, or a polished business hub in Culver City, you'll find setups ready for both screen-sharing and sandwich trays.

Are there meeting spaces in LA suitable for large conferences?

Los Angeles is packed with meeting spaces built for large conferences, from sleek Downtown powerhouses to creative hubs in Hollywood and Culver City. If you're planning something big, you're in luck.

Spots like Skyline Loft offer massive capacity (up to 400 seated), ideal for corporate summits or speaker panels. The Beehive in Florence can host up to 800 standing, perfect for multi-day events, expos, or industry showcases. Ethos Society Koreatown and Highland Park Event and Workshop Space also step up with space for 100+ seated guests, plus breakout potential and flexible layouts.

Planning a Productive Meeting? Here’s What to Consider:

  • Meeting goal – Define the purpose: align your team, pitch to investors, or prep for an academic presentation? This shapes the agenda and space you need.
  • Group size – Make sure the venue fits your attendee list comfortably. Avoid booking an oversized or cramped room.
  • Tech setup – Don’t assume every space has what you need. Confirm AV equipment, microphones, charging stations, and reliable internet ahead of time.
  • Timing – Stick to a clear start and end time. Meetings that overrun signal poor planning and risk losing engagement.
  • Refreshments – Even for short sessions, coffee and water help. For anything longer, plan for snacks or meals, and always check dietary needs.
  • Agenda – Share a brief, clear agenda with participants before the meeting. It sets expectations and keeps the discussion on track.

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Verified Reviews of Meeting Spaces in Los Angeles, CA

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Tracy C.
Booked Skyline Loft at Skyline Loft
5.0
I love this venue. The staff treated us so well and the location came clean and ready to roll. They maintained communication with me throughout the process and didn’t mind me asking a million questions. I would use again in a second!
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Rebecca L.
Booked Large Boardroom at Beach House CoWork
4.5
We rented this space for 1.5 days but had to do two separate reservations and invoices as the calendar does not appear to provide the opportunity to book more than one day at a time. As mentioned in other review, the only major issue I had was with the parking situation, which was fully avoidable had the front desk staff pointed out the voucher to me when I mentioned my concern. The voucher was there, but the lobby was crowded, it was not immediately noticeable, and I was juggling an awful lot that day. But I would not hesitate to return to this location and I hope they will improve the process for parking.
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Rebecca L.
Booked Large Boardroom at Beach House CoWork
5.0
Beach House Co Work is centrally located near several terrific restaurants/coffee shops. The room was spacious with comfortable chairs, good wifi, and sound proofing. We could have used another whiteboard, but appreciated the need for panel insulation on the walls to help with noise control. There's a water dispenser in the room and coffee nearby. Restrooms are clean and well-maintained. We'll definitely use this location again should the need arise. There is a very sweet, friendly medium size dog on site who roams throughout. I love dogs and I'm thrilled it's a dog-friendly place, but many people may be allergic or afraid, so do keep that in mind depending upon your guests.