Meeting Room Long Beach: 2 Best Hourly Spaces to Book in 2026

Booking a meeting room Long Beach teams can rely on used to mean calling around to operator front desks or hoping a hotel boardroom would still be free at 9 a.m. Today, two downtown buildings cover the city’s full meeting-room demand — both bookable by the hour on Wezoo. This guide compares them on price, capacity, amenities, and the small details that decide whether a meeting actually lands.

You’ll see the exact hourly rate, the room layouts available, the nearest landmarks, and which space suits which kind of meeting — a board review, a client pitch, a half-day workshop, or a team offsite. Every meeting room Long Beach link below goes straight to Wezoo: no membership, no subscription, free cancellation, and a confirmation in under two minutes.

What does a meeting room in Long Beach cost?

A meeting room in Long Beach on Wezoo runs $99.52 to $144.04 per hour, with the median sitting at $124.40. The cheapest option — a 6-seat boardroom at the Spaces Broadway building — comes in just under $100/hour. The most expensive is the 12-seat boardroom in the same building, which makes sense: you’re paying for the larger footprint and a layout that handles workshops. Regus’s two rooms at the Ocean Boulevard tower sit in the middle of that range at $114.50 and $124.40.

Compared with the Los Angeles average of roughly $80–$120/hour for comparable rooms, Long Beach prices track in line with the wider meeting room Los Angeles market — without the downtown LA traffic.

The 2 best meeting rooms in Long Beach for 2026

Both buildings are within a five-minute walk of each other in downtown Long Beach. The choice between them comes down to layout, group size, and what the meeting needs to feel like.

1. 111 West Ocean Boulevard — Long Beach

What to expect: A polished corporate-grade meeting room two blocks from the Long Beach Convention Center and a five-minute walk to the Pike Outlets. Two boardroom configurations seat 5 or 6 around a single table — the right footprint for a sales review, a client kickoff, or a quarterly board sync. Every room ships with a large display, video-conference equipment, whiteboard, flip chart, and dedicated WiFi. The building also has a lounge, coffee bar, on-site restaurant, and is fully wheelchair-accessible — useful when an out-of-town attendee needs somewhere to land between sessions.

Operator: Regus (4.3★) · Address: 111 West Ocean Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90802 · Capacity: 5 / 6 people (2 rooms) · From: $114.50–$124.40/hr · Best for: Board reviews and client pitches that need a serious address

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2. 145 W Broadway — Long Beach

What to expect: Three boardroom-style meeting rooms in a design-led building one block from Lincoln Park and the Long Beach Civic Center. Two of the rooms seat 6, the third seats 12 — the largest is the right pick for a full team offsite or a workshop with breakouts. Each room comes with a large display, video-conference equipment, whiteboard, flip chart, and WiFi. The on-site catering and breakout lounges make it easy to keep a half-day agenda moving without leaving the floor.

Operator: Spaces (4.2★) · Address: 145 W Broadway, Long Beach, CA 90802 · Capacity: 6 / 6 / 12 people (3 rooms) · From: $99.52–$144.04/hr · Best for: Half-day workshops, training sessions, and team offsites up to 12 people

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How to pick between the two meeting room Long Beach options

The two buildings sit one block apart in the civic core. Spaces at 145 W Broadway is the right pick when the team is six or larger, when the agenda includes breakouts, or when the brief calls for a more contemporary, design-forward room. Regus at 111 West Ocean Boulevard is the right pick when the room itself needs to read corporate — a board review, a regulated-industry client, a partner meeting where the address on the calendar invite matters.

What should a Long Beach meeting room actually have?

Three things separate a working meeting room Long Beach professionals trust from a room that wrecks the agenda: a display that actually connects, video-conference equipment that handles a hybrid attendee without a 10-minute setup, and lighting that doesn’t blow out faces on the camera. Both Wezoo locations in Long Beach pass that bar — every room ships with a large display, video-conference equipment, a whiteboard, a flip chart, and dedicated WiFi.

If the meeting runs more than two hours, catering and break-out space stop being nice-to-haves. Both buildings handle catering on-site; the Spaces building also has dedicated breakout lounges, which is the difference between a workshop that keeps energy and one that loses it after lunch.

Where the meeting rooms sit in Long Beach

Both meeting room Long Beach buildings sit in the civic core, between Ocean Boulevard and Broadway. The Long Beach Convention Center is a three-minute walk; the Pike Outlets and Aquarium of the Pacific are about five. The Long Beach Transit Mall Metro A Line station is two blocks from both buildings — useful when an attendee is coming from downtown LA without a car. For drivers, the Convention Center parking structure on Pine Avenue offers all-day public parking within walking distance. According to the City of Long Beach Economic Development office, downtown remains the largest concentration of professional services and tech firms in the South Bay — which is why this small downtown cluster matters more than its size suggests.

How far in advance should you book a meeting room in Long Beach?

Both buildings tend to have weekday availability for next-day bookings, with the 12-seat room at the Spaces building filling up first — book that one a week in advance if the meeting is locked. Same-day bookings are possible on Wezoo when there’s open inventory, but the larger the room, the earlier the lock. Free cancellation applies, so it’s better to over-book than under-book — cancel the booking the day before if the agenda shrinks.

Need a bigger meeting in a denser market? Compare options in nearby cities — the wider coworking space Los Angeles map covers hotdesks, and the Orange County peers like meeting room Irvine guide cover South Coast Metro alternatives.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a meeting room in Long Beach per hour?

Hourly rates on Wezoo range from $99.52 to $144.04 per hour, with a median of about $114.50. The cheapest is a 6-seat boardroom at the Spaces Broadway building; the most expensive is the 12-seat boardroom in the same building.

Can you book a meeting room in Long Beach by the hour?

Yes. Both meeting room Long Beach buildings on Wezoo bill by the hour with a one-hour minimum. Confirmation arrives in under two minutes and free cancellation applies.

Which meeting room in Long Beach is best for a board meeting?

111 West Ocean Boulevard, operated by Regus. Two boardroom-style rooms for 5 and 6 people, corporate-grade address, on-site restaurant and lounge for breaks before and after.

Which meeting room in Long Beach fits a 10-person team?

145 W Broadway, operated by Spaces. The 12-seat boardroom is the only room in the city that comfortably seats double-digit groups, and it ships with on-site catering and breakout lounges.

Are video-conference and presentation tools included?

Yes. Every meeting room Long Beach option here includes a large display, video-conference equipment, a whiteboard, a flip chart, and WiFi as standard — no extra rental fees.

How close are these meeting rooms to the Long Beach Convention Center?

Three to five minutes’ walk. Both buildings sit between Ocean Boulevard and Broadway in the civic core, two blocks from the Metro A Line and within walking distance of the Pike and the Aquarium.

The right meeting room never makes itself the story. It disappears into the background while the meeting does its work. Long Beach has two meeting room buildings that do exactly that — and both are one booking away. Whatever brings you to the city, the right meeting room Long Beach has on offer is now one booking away.