What's the price range for a London meeting room?

London meeting rooms start at £10/hour for small huddle rooms (4–6 people, off-peak in zones 2–3). Mid-size rooms (8–20 people) run £40–£80/hour; full-day workshop rooms £200–£500/day. Fora's Warnford Court near Bank starts at £34/hour; Workspace Group runs over 100 rooms across London at mid-market rates. Premium hotel conference suites (Holmes Marylebone, The Hoxton Shoreditch, Royal Society) charge £80–£200/hour, often with mandatory catering.

Where in London can I book a meeting room fastest?

Holborn, the City of London, and Soho have the highest density and best transport links — if your team is coming from across London or arriving by train, those are the safest picks (Liverpool Street, Bank, King's Cross, Paddington all 5–15 minutes by Tube). Shoreditch and Clerkenwell offer creative-fit rooms for workshops; Mayfair and Marylebone for boardroom-grade meetings; Canary Wharf for banking off-sites. Same-day or next-day requests filter to instant-bookable rooms.

Do I need to source AV, catering, or phone booths separately?

No — most London meeting-room providers bundle add-ons into the booking. During the request flow you select projector, video-conference setup, lunch catering (sandwich platters to seated three-course), and dedicated phone booths for breakouts. Conference hotels (Friends House, Holmes, Royal Society) typically require their catering package. Coworking-location rooms keep it optional and à la carte — useful for half-day workshops where catering would otherwise dominate the cost.

How does London differ from other UK cities for meeting rooms?

London depth is in a different league: Hubble HQ counts ~1,914 rooms in London versus ~1,078 across the rest of the UK. Pricing is also higher (median £36/hr versus £20–£25/hr in Manchester or Edinburgh) but supply means same-day availability is realistic in central zones. International business gravity (financial services, fintech, professional services HQs) means video-conference and presentation-broadcast setups are widely available — if you need to record a panel, run a press conference, or set up a hybrid all-hands, London's the easiest UK city to source space for it.

Sale konferencyjne w Londyn

Ostatnia aktualizacja 9 maj 2026

London is Europe's deepest meeting-room market — 40 venues with hourly rooms across 16 neighbourhoods, from boardrooms in the City and Mayfair to creative spaces in Shoreditch and Soho. Hubble HQ counts roughly 1,914 rooms across London, 2,992 across the UK; on One Coworking 26 of our 40 London venues publish hourly rates: median £36/hour, range £10–£114/hour. Hotel conference suites (Holmes, Friends House, Hoxton) typically run £80–£200/hour. AV, catering, and phone-booth add-ons bundle into one quote — no separate vendor coordination.

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Czym jest sala konferencyjna w coworkingu?

A meeting room in London is rentable space for meetings, conferences, training, or off-sites — hired by the hour, by the day, or for several days. London has roughly 40 venues on One Coworking, with the densest concentration around Holborn, the City, Soho, Shoreditch, and the Mayfair / Marylebone axis. Equipment ranges from screens and whiteboards to broadcast-grade video-conference setups, lapel-mic kits, and full catering. Coworking meeting rooms come with shorter minimums and Wi-Fi/coffee included; conference hotels (Holmes, Friends House, Hoxton, Royal Society) win on plenary capacity, catering, and accommodation packages.