Meeting Rooms in City of London

Tips and Ideas to Book Meeting Rooms in City of London

When booking a meeting room in the City of London, consider the following tips to make your experience seamless and cost-effective:

• Use marketplaces like Zipcube.com to compare prices in the City of London or contact our experts directly. Call 02071832212.
• Book on weekdays during working hours for more availability and better rates, as serviced office spaces are usually cheaper than hotels in the City of London.
• Save with layout: Theater-style seating accommodates more people in the same space than a boardroom setup.
• Be flexible on location; consider nearby areas like Liverpool Street, Bank Station, or St. Paul's for additional options.
• Be flexible on dates; certain days and seasons (e.g., September - November) may be more expensive. Fridays are often more affordable.
• Booking by the day rather than by the hour often results in a better per-hour rate.
• Use Deliveroo or Uber Eats when allowed for catering instead of ordering directly from the venue to save on costs.

Frequently Asked Questions about Meeting Rooms in City of London

• How much does it cost to book a meeting room in City of London?

  Prices depend on capacity and the quality of the venue. Expect to pay between £54 to £218 per hour for a standard meeting room of 7 people. Looking for something more premium? Premium meeting venues for a similar meeting room will charge between £138 to £302. For a full day, costs typically range from £280 to £1400.

• What are the best venues to hire meeting rooms in City of London?

  Some of the best meeting venues in the City of London include Signature by Regus - 100 Bishopsgate, Regus - The Gherkin, and Landmark - 110 Bishopsgate.

• How much is a meeting room in City of London on the weekend?

  Weekend availability is limited, primarily to hotels, which usually charge higher rates. Serviced office spaces are only open during weekdays. Expect to pay around £544 to £1183 per day for a 7-person meeting room.

• What are some high-capacity meeting rooms in City of London?

  South Place Hotel and Apex City of London Hotel offer some of the largest meeting rooms in the City of London, but other venues also provide high-capacity options. Charities offer great rates for large venues, though response time may be longer and availability can be scarce.

• Which meeting rooms in City of London are good for confidential meetings?

  Choose venues with non-glass partition walls for greater confidentiality. Most venues in the City of London will offer private rooms. Here are our favourites: Landmark - 99 Bishopsgate, Argyll - 1 Cornhill, and Regus - The Gherkin.

• What are the most affordable meeting providers in City of London?

  Affordable providers include OSiT - Monument, St Michael Paternoster Royal, and Landmark - 99 Bishopsgate. Use the Zipcube search function to adjust your budget and find the best options.

• When are meeting rooms in City of London open?

  Typically, meeting rooms in the City of London are open from 8am to 6pm on weekdays. Some venues offer extended hours for an additional cost. Hotels usually have longer opening hours but may charge higher rates.

• What meeting venues in City of London have nice views?

  Signature by Regus - 100 Bishopsgate, Regus - The Gherkin, and Landmark - 110 Bishopsgate offer some of the best views in the City of London.

• What meeting venues offer tea and coffee in City of London?

  Landmark - Gracechurch Street and Landmark - 110 Bishopsgate offer complimentary tea and coffee, among other venues in the City of London.

• What meeting venues allow external catering in City of London?

  Signature by Regus - 100 Bishopsgate and Regus - The Gherkin allow you to bring your own lunch, offering flexibility for your catering needs.