Cheap Meeting Rooms London: 12 Spaces From £15/Hour

Cheap meeting rooms London — they exist, and you don’t need to settle for anything substandard. From a £15/hour venue at Euston to well-equipped boardrooms in Shoreditch, Hammersmith, and the Square Mile, there are properly affordable spaces with professional AV, natural light, and instant confirmation across the city.

We’ve pulled together the 12 best cheap meeting rooms London has to offer that you can book right now on Wezoo, sorted by price. Every space comes with transparent pricing and no membership required.

Cheap Meeting Rooms London — Quick Price Comparison

Prices include VAT and are based on the cheapest available room at each location. Actual prices may vary depending on room size, time, and day of the week.

1. The Wesley — From £15/hour

The cheapest meeting rooms in London, full stop. The Wesley sits on Euston Street, a two-minute walk from Euston station — which means direct connections to the Midlands and the North, plus Victoria and Northern line access. For a venue this central, the pricing is remarkable.

What sets The Wesley apart is its flexibility. The rooms are configurable: boardroom style for 12, classroom for up to 16, or theatre layout for 26 people. That makes it one of the rare affordable venues where you can host a proper presentation or training session, not just a four-person catch-up. There’s an on-site restaurant and bar, climate control throughout, and full wheelchair accessibility.

The trade-off? It’s a conference and events venue, not a coworking space — so the vibe is more “company away day” than “startup meeting.” But at £15 an hour for a room near a major London terminus, it’s hard to argue with the value.

Address: 81-103 Euston Street, London NW1 2EZ
Nearest station: Euston (2 min walk)
Best for: Training sessions, team workshops, large presentations

2. Regus Barking — From £23/hour

Barking isn’t the first place most people think of for a meeting room. That’s exactly why it’s cheap. This Regus centre at Jhumat House sits right next to Barking station (District and Hammersmith & City lines, plus c2c to Fenchurch Street in 15 minutes), so you’re still well connected to central London — just at a fraction of the price.

The rooms are standard Regus: consistently set up, no surprises, everything works. You get boardroom-style rooms for 4 to 10 people, all with video conferencing equipment, flip chart, whiteboard, large display, and natural light. There’s also free parking on-site, which is genuinely useful if your attendees are driving in from Essex or the A13 corridor.

If you need a reliable meeting room and your clients or colleagues are coming from east London or Essex, this is the smart budget choice.

Address: Jhumat House, Barking IG11 8BB
Nearest station: Barking (5 min walk)
Best for: East London teams, client meetings with parking needs

3. Shoreditch Exchange — From £24/hour

If Barking is the practical pick, Shoreditch Exchange is the one that makes your meeting feel like it’s happening somewhere interesting. Run by Oneder — a London operator known for blending industrial heritage with modern hospitality — this space sits in the heart of Shoreditch, right on Bethnal Green Road.

At £24 an hour, it’s unusually affordable for Shoreditch. The rooms come with video conferencing equipment, whiteboard, large display, natural light, and complimentary coffee, tea, and water. The building has a reception service, breakout spaces, and a lounge area — which means your guests get a proper welcome, not a door code texted five minutes before the meeting.

Oneder scores 4.5 out of 5 across Wezoo’s rating categories, with particularly strong marks for design and hospitality. If you’re meeting a client you want to impress without spending City of London prices, this is where to go.

Address: Shoreditch Exchange, London E2 8JF
Nearest station: Shoreditch High Street (5 min walk)
Best for: Creative teams, client-facing meetings, tech startups

4. 12 Hammersmith Grove — From £25/hour

Spaces operates some of the best-designed flexible workspaces in London, and 12 Hammersmith Grove is no exception. The building is a short walk from Hammersmith station (Piccadilly, District, and Hammersmith & City lines) — excellent transport links for west London meetings.

The rooms range from compact 3-person setups to a 16-person boardroom, all fitted with flip charts, large displays, video conferencing, and natural light. It’s a proper Spaces fit-out — think clean Scandinavian lines and good furniture, not fluorescent-lit boxes. Catering is available and there are breakout spaces for between-session coffee.

At £25 an hour for a space this well-connected and well-designed, 12 Hammersmith Grove is arguably the best value meeting room in west London.

Address: 12 Hammersmith Grove, London W6 7AP
Nearest station: Hammersmith (5 min walk)
Best for: West London professionals, multi-room bookings, workshops

5. Leonardo Hotel London Heathrow — From £25/hour

Need a meeting room near Heathrow Airport? The Leonardo Hotel on Bath Road has 50 rooms ranging from small boardrooms to conference spaces for up to 70 people — and the cheapest start at just £25 an hour. That’s less than most meeting rooms inside the M25.

The rooms are hotel-standard: flip charts, large displays, whiteboards, natural light, and full AV setup. The venue also offers banquet, classroom, theatre, U-shape, and cabaret configurations — which means it handles everything from board meetings to full-day training room rentals. There’s parking, a restaurant, a bar, wheelchair access, and climate control throughout.

If you’re hosting people flying in, or your team is scattered across the M4 corridor, meeting at Heathrow makes logistical sense. And at these prices, it makes financial sense too.

Address: Sipson Lane, Bath Road, West Drayton UB7 0DP
Nearest station: Heathrow Terminal 5 (10 min by bus)
Best for: International meetings, large events, M4 corridor teams

6. City North West Place (Spaces) — From £26/hour

Finsbury Park isn’t a typical meeting room district, which is precisely why this Spaces location offers rooms from £26 an hour. The Victoria and Piccadilly lines get you to King’s Cross in 3 minutes or the West End in under 10 — but the prices are a world away from both.

The rooms seat between 4 and 10 people, equipped with flip charts, large displays, video conferencing, and whiteboard. There’s bike storage, a lounge, phone booths, reception service, and catering available. It’s a full-service workspace, not a stripped-down budget box.

This is a solid choice for north London-based teams — proof that cheap meeting rooms London professionals need don’t have to be in Zone 1.

Address: City North West Place, Finsbury Park, London N4 3FU
Nearest station: Finsbury Park (3 min walk)
Best for: North London teams, Victoria/Piccadilly line access

7. HomeWork Southfields — From £27/hour

HomeWork Southfields is run by HQ and targets people who want a meeting room close to home rather than trekking into central London. At £27 an hour, it’s one of the cheapest options in south-west London.

It’s a smaller setup — two rooms seating up to 6 people — so this is best for focused team meetings, interviews, or 1-to-1 client sessions rather than big presentations. The rooms come with video conferencing equipment, whiteboard, and flip chart. Catering can be arranged.

Southfields is on the District line (one stop from Wimbledon, three from Putney Bridge), making it a convenient pick for anyone south of the river who doesn’t want to lose an hour each way commuting to a meeting room.

Address: 265-269 Wimbledon Park Road, London SW19 6NW
Nearest station: Southfields (5 min walk)
Best for: Small teams, local meetings, SW London professionals

8. Vauxhall (HQ) — From £36/hour

Step up into the mid-range and you get much closer to central London. This HQ location at Vintage House in Vauxhall is a short walk from Vauxhall station — where the Victoria line, South West Trains, and multiple bus routes converge. Westminster is one Tube stop away.

The rooms accommodate 4 to 10 people in boardroom configuration, with natural light, video conferencing, whiteboard, and flip chart. The building has bike storage, a lounge, wheelchair access, and catering. It’s a straightforward, professional space — nothing flashy, but everything works.

At £36 an hour with that level of connectivity, Vauxhall is strong value for anyone needing a meeting room within walking distance of Westminster, Lambeth, or the South Bank.

Address: Vintage House, 36-37 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7TL
Nearest station: Vauxhall (5 min walk)
Best for: Government/Westminster meetings, South Bank access

9. Bloomsbury Square (HQ) — From £38/hour

Bloomsbury Square is one of those London locations that punches above its price. You’re in the heart of Bloomsbury — a five-minute walk from Holborn station and the British Museum, surrounded by University of London buildings and the legal district. The address alone, WC1A, signals “central London” to anyone you’re meeting.

At £38 an hour, you get rooms from 4-person huddles up to a 30-person boardroom — one of the largest capacities on this list. All rooms include natural light, video conferencing equipment, flip chart, and whiteboard. Catering is available for longer sessions.

If you need a meeting room in central London that can handle a big group without charging City of London rates, Bloomsbury Square is the answer.

Address: 4/4a Bloomsbury Square, London WC1A 2RP
Nearest station: Holborn (5 min walk)
Best for: Large groups, central location, WC1 address

10. Fleet Street (Regus) — From £41/hour

Fleet Street needs no introduction. This Regus location at 107-111 Fleet Street sits between St Paul’s Cathedral and the Royal Courts of Justice — squarely in the City of London, with all the gravitas that comes with it.

There are 20 rooms available, from 4-person meeting rooms to a 30-person boardroom. Standard Regus kit throughout: large display, video conferencing, flip chart, whiteboard, natural light, and catering. Breakout spaces and wheelchair access are included.

At £41 an hour, this is the cheapest way into a City of London EC4 address. If you’re a solicitor meeting clients, a consultant running workshops near Chancery Lane, or just someone who wants an impressive City postcode, Fleet Street delivers.

Address: 107-111 Fleet Street, London EC4A 2AB
Nearest stations: Blackfriars (5 min), Chancery Lane (7 min)
Best for: Legal professionals, City of London meetings, large groups

11. Blackfriars (Regus) — From £45/hour

Just around the corner from Fleet Street, the Blackfriars Regus is another City option with a slightly different feel. Located at the southern edge of the City, it’s close to the Thameslink interchange at Blackfriars — useful if people are coming in from south London, Gatwick, or the Home Counties.

The rooms seat 4 to 14 people with the full Regus setup: large display, video conferencing, flip charts, whiteboard, natural light. At £45 an hour, it’s fractionally more expensive than Fleet Street, but the Blackfriars location gives you better north-south rail connections and a slightly quieter neighbourhood.

Address: Blackfriars, London EC4Y 0AB
Nearest station: Blackfriars (3 min walk)
Best for: Thameslink connections, south London/Gatwick access

12. Liverpool Street (Spaces) — From £48/hour

Liverpool Street is the upper end of “cheap” — but for the City’s main financial district, £48 an hour is genuinely good value. This Spaces location at New Broad Street House is a two-minute walk from Liverpool Street station, at the heart of the Square Mile.

What justifies the premium: capacity. The largest room holds 90 people, making this one of the biggest bookable meeting spaces in the City of London. Smaller rooms start from 4 people. Everything comes with the Spaces fit-out — clean design, proper AV equipment, and professional support.

If you’re hosting a town hall, investor presentation, or large client workshop in the financial district, you won’t find this much space for less. For last-minute bookings, availability on Wezoo is updated in real time. If you’re comparing meeting room booking platforms in London, Wezoo stands out for transparent pricing and instant confirmation.

Address: New Broad Street House, London EC2M 1NH
Nearest station: Liverpool Street (2 min walk)
Best for: Large events, investor meetings, financial district location

How to Find Cheap Meeting Rooms London-Wide

Finding cheap meeting rooms London-wide isn’t just about the hourly rate — it’s about overall value. Here are some practical ways to keep costs down:

Look outside Zone 1. The price comparison above makes this obvious — rooms in Finsbury Park, Hammersmith, and Southfields cost half what you’d pay in the Square Mile. If your attendees can reach a Tube station, you don’t need to pay for a City address.

Book the right-sized room. A 10-person boardroom for a 3-person meeting wastes money. Most locations on Wezoo list multiple room sizes, so you can match the room to the headcount and pay only for what you need.

Consider hotel meeting rooms. Venues like the Leonardo Hotel at Heathrow offer conference-grade facilities at lower prices than dedicated office buildings — plus extras like parking, restaurants, and flexible configurations.

Use platforms with transparent pricing. On Wezoo, you see the all-inclusive price before you book. No membership fees, no hidden charges, no “contact us for a quote.” You compare, choose, confirm — and the room is yours.

The bottom line: cheap meeting rooms London professionals can actually rely on are easier to find than you might expect. Whether you need a boardroom near Liverpool Street or a huddle room in Southfields, there are cheap meeting rooms London-wide at every price point. The key is knowing where to look — and booking directly rather than going through inquiry-based platforms that hide the price.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cheap Meeting Rooms London

What is the cheapest meeting room in London?

The cheapest meeting room currently available on Wezoo is at The Wesley near Euston station, starting from £15 per hour. It seats up to 26 people in theatre configuration, making it the best value per person of any meeting room in London.

Can I book a meeting room in London without a membership?

Yes. All meeting rooms listed on Wezoo are available for instant booking with no membership, subscription, or long-term commitment. You book by the hour, pay the listed price, and get instant confirmation.

How much does a meeting room cost in central London?

Central London meeting rooms (Zones 1-2) on Wezoo range from around £25 per hour in areas like Hammersmith and Finsbury Park to £48 per hour in the City of London financial district. The average across all London locations is approximately £45-55 per hour.

Are cheap meeting rooms in London any good?

Location drives the price more than quality. A Spaces room in Finsbury Park at £26/hour has the same fit-out and AV equipment as a Spaces room in the City at double the price. The difference is the postcode. If your meeting doesn’t require a specific address, you can get excellent facilities at budget prices.

Where can I find meeting rooms near London airports?

The Leonardo Hotel at Heathrow offers meeting rooms from £25/hour with capacity for up to 70 people. For other airport-adjacent options, check all London meeting rooms on Wezoo and filter by location.