Need a meeting room Brighton teams can actually rely on? This guide compares four hourly meeting rooms in Brighton and Hove — real prices, real capacity, and locations you can walk to from the station. Every space here is bookable on Wezoo, our complete guide to meeting rooms covers the format in depth, but if you already know you need a room in Brighton, start below.
The wrong room costs you more than the booking fee. A cramped boardroom, flaky Wi-Fi, or a venue twenty minutes from the platform can derail a client pitch before anyone sits down. Pick the room for the meeting, not the other way round.
Wezoo snapshot — Brighton meeting rooms
- 4 meeting rooms available on Wezoo
- Price range: £24–£53 per hour
- Median: £46 per hour
- Top operators: Regus, Spaces, Runway East
What does a meeting room Brighton booking cost?
A meeting room Brighton booking runs between £24 and £53 per hour, with the median around £46. The cheapest rooms are inside hotels with bigger capacities; the priciest are serviced-office boardrooms in the centre. All four venues below sit within a short walk of Brighton station, so you trade a few pounds an hour for location and fit-out, not for a longer commute.
The 4 best meeting rooms in Brighton to book by the hour
1. Runway East, New England Street — from £40/hour
A five-minute walk north of Brighton station, Runway East’s York and Elder Works building has the character independent operators do well: exposed brick, phone booths for the breakout calls, and breakout spaces for when the workshop spills out of the room. Rooms seat four to eight, which suits interviews, founder meetings, and tight project huddles. Climate control, lockers, and a staffed reception round it out.
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2. Queensberry House by Regus, Queens Road — from £53/hour
Queens Road runs straight from the station down to the seafront, and Queensberry House sits on it — about as central as Brighton gets. The Regus floor offers rooms from a four-person boardroom up to a ten-seat space, with catering on request and parking nearby. It is the safe, polished choice for a client-facing meeting where the room needs to do some of the talking.
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3. Mocatta House by Spaces — from £52/hour
Spaces brings its design-led look to Mocatta House, steps from the station forecourt. Rooms run from a five-person huddle to a ten-seat boardroom, with a coffee-and-tea bar, lounge, and bike storage for the cyclists. If your team cares about the feel of a room — natural light, good chairs, somewhere decent to grab a coffee between sessions — this is the pick.
4. Leonardo Hotel Brighton, Stroudley Road — from £24/hour
For larger sessions, the Leonardo Hotel beside the station is the best value on this list. Rooms seat twenty to thirty-six, which covers training days, team offsites, and conferences that a coworking boardroom simply can’t hold. Hotel perks help too: a bar, a restaurant, and climate control, with the platform two minutes away for out-of-town attendees.
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Where are the best meeting rooms in Brighton located?
Every meeting room Brighton option clusters around the station and the central spine of Queens Road and New England Street. That is deliberate: a meeting room in Brighton lives or dies on how easy it is to reach. Out-of-town attendees off the London train can be in the room within ten minutes, and the North Laine, the seafront, and plenty of lunch options are all on the doorstep for the breaks.
How far in advance should you book a meeting room in Brighton?
For a standard weekday slot, a few days ahead is usually enough. Book one to two weeks out for the larger Leonardo rooms or for Tuesday-to-Thursday mornings, when demand peaks. A meeting room Brighton booking on Wezoo shows live availability and confirms in under two minutes — no membership, no subscription, and free cancellation if plans change.
If your needs go beyond a single session, a hot desk or day office can be the cheaper route — see our guide to flexible workspace for how the options compare. Brighton also has a healthy independent scene worth knowing about in our roundup of coworking spaces in Brighton, and if you book across the South East, our guide to meeting rooms in St Albans follows the same hourly model.
Brighton and Hove has a dense, well-connected business core; the city council’s local economy pages track its growth.
National context on the shift to flexible and hybrid working is published by the Office for National Statistics.
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Meeting room Brighton FAQ
How much is a meeting room in Brighton per hour?
Wezoo lists meeting rooms in Brighton from £24 to £53 per hour, with a median around £46. Hotel rooms tend to be cheaper per hour but larger; serviced-office boardrooms cost more for a smaller, more polished space.
Can I book a meeting room in Brighton for just one hour?
Yes. Every room here is bookable by the hour on Wezoo, with no membership or subscription. You pay only for the time you reserve.
Which Brighton meeting rooms are near the station?
All four — Runway East on New England Street, Queensberry House on Queens Road, Mocatta House by the forecourt, and the Leonardo Hotel on Stroudley Road — are a short walk from Brighton station.
What is the largest meeting room available in Brighton?
The Leonardo Hotel Brighton has the biggest rooms on this list, seating up to 36 — suitable for training days, offsites, and small conferences.
Do Brighton meeting rooms include Wi-Fi and catering?
Wi-Fi is standard across all four venues. Catering is available on request at the Regus and Spaces locations, and the Leonardo Hotel has its own bar and restaurant on site.
