Booking a meeting room Minneapolis teams can actually rely on comes down to three things: the right neighborhood, the right capacity, and a price you can read before you commit. This guide compares five meeting rooms you can book by the hour across the Twin Cities — from the North Loop to Edina — with real starting prices and what each room is best for. For the wider picture, see our complete guide to meeting rooms.
For an overview of every option, see all available meeting rooms in Minneapolis.
Every space below is bookable on Wezoo with no membership and no subscription. Each meeting room Minneapolis listing below shows the starting hourly rate up front. Pay for the room, run your meeting, leave. The cheapest room can still cost you the most in wasted time, so we have led with the details that decide whether a room works: who it seats, where it sits, and what it costs per hour.
Wezoo snapshot — Minneapolis meeting rooms
- 5 meeting room locations available on Wezoo
- Price range: $73–$170 per hour
- Median starting price: ~$91 per hour
- Top operators: Regus, Spaces, HQ
What does a meeting room in Minneapolis cost?
On Wezoo, a meeting room Minneapolis booking starts around $73 per hour for a small boardroom and climbs to roughly $170 per hour for an eighteen-person classroom setup. Most professional rooms in the city land between $77 and $121 per hour depending on size and neighborhood.
Across the wider market, hourly rates swing far wider — budget conference rooms can be found near $25 to $40 per hour, while premium event-style venues run into the hundreds. The five spaces here sit in the dependable middle: real boardrooms with displays, video conferencing, and Wi-Fi, priced so you know the number before you book. Minneapolis is the headquarters base for more Fortune 500 companies per capita than anywhere in the world, according to Greater MSP, and the meeting-room supply reflects that demand.
The 5 best meeting room Minneapolis options to book in 2026
1. 121 North Washington Avenue — North Loop
What to expect: A converted warehouse in the heart of the North Loop, steps from Target Field and the district’s taprooms and restaurants. The boardroom seats eight around a single table, with a large display, video-conference kit, whiteboard, and a flip chart for working sessions. Spaces earns its highest marks for design and ambiance, so this is the room when the look of the meeting matters as much as the agenda.
From $121/hour · Up to 8 people · Operator: Spaces · Address: 121 Washington Ave N, Minneapolis
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2. 333 N Washington Ave — North Loop
What to expect: Two doors down the same North Loop strip, this Regus center keeps things practical. A four-person boardroom starts at $77/hour and a twelve-seat room scales up for a full project team. Every room comes with a large display, video conferencing, whiteboard, and fast Wi-Fi, plus on-site catering and breakout space when a session runs long.
From $77/hour · Up to 12 people · Operator: Regus · Address: 333 N Washington Ave, Minneapolis
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3. 1330 Lagoon Ave — Uptown
What to expect: Uptown’s Lagoon strip puts you near the Midtown Greenway and the lakes, away from the downtown rush. The ten-person boardroom suits a client workshop or an interview panel, with the full Spaces toolkit — display, video conferencing, whiteboard, flip chart — and catering on request. A strong pick when your attendees are coming from the south side of the city.
From $91/hour · Up to 10 people · Operator: Spaces · Address: 1330 Lagoon Ave, Minneapolis
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4. Normandale Lake Office Park — Bloomington (southwest metro)
What to expect: Out by the I-494 corridor in Bloomington, Normandale Lake is built for people driving in from the southwest suburbs or flying into MSP. Rooms run from a four-person boardroom up to a ten-seater, all with video conferencing and whiteboards. The park has its own restaurant, lounge, and coffee bar, so a half-day off-site never needs to leave the building.
From $97/hour · Up to 10 people · Operator: HQ · Address: 8400 Normandale Lake Blvd, Minneapolis
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5. Minnesota Center — Edina (southwest metro)
What to expect: The most flexible address on this list. Minnesota Center in Edina runs from a $73/hour four-person boardroom to an eighteen-seat classroom layout — the room to book for training days and larger workshops. It carries the deepest service list here too: parking, catering, a coffee and tea bar, a lounge, an on-site restaurant, and step-free access throughout.
From $73/hour · Up to 18 people · Operator: Regus · Address: 7760 France Avenue South, Minneapolis
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When should you book a downtown versus a suburban meeting room?
Where you book your meeting room Minneapolis session matters as much as the room itself. Book downtown — the North Loop addresses on Washington Avenue — when most attendees take transit, when you want walkable lunch options, or when the address itself sends a signal. The North Loop is now one of the city’s most vibrant and walkable neighborhoods, packed with restaurants and creative firms.
Choose a southwest-metro room at Normandale Lake or Minnesota Center in Edina when your group drives in, needs free parking, or arrives through MSP airport along I-494. Uptown’s Lagoon Avenue room splits the difference for anyone coming from the south side. If you are weighing short-term rooms against a longer commitment, our flexible workspace guide covers the full range of options.
What are meeting rooms in Minneapolis best for?
Match each meeting room Minneapolis option to the job rather than the price tag:
- Client pitches and board meetings: 121 North Washington Avenue, where Spaces’ design-led North Loop room makes the first impression.
- Project teams and working sessions: 333 N Washington Ave, with twelve-seat rooms and breakout space two doors away.
- Training days and large workshops: Minnesota Center, which scales to an eighteen-person classroom.
- Half-day off-sites with catering: Normandale Lake Office Park, with its own restaurant and lounge on site.
- South-side interviews and panels: 1330 Lagoon Ave in Uptown, near the lakes and the Greenway.
How far in advance should you book?
Timing your meeting room Minneapolis booking depends on the room size. For a standard boardroom, a day or two ahead is usually enough. For larger rooms — the eighteen-seat classroom or a ten-person workshop — aim for a week, especially midweek when corporate demand peaks. Wezoo bookings confirm instantly and most rooms offer free cancellation, so reserving early carries little risk.
Comparing Minneapolis with other US markets
Hourly rates and room styles shift city to city. If your team books across the country, it helps to compare: a meeting room in San Francisco tends to price higher, while a meeting room in Indianapolis often runs lower than Minneapolis. A meeting room in Orlando leans toward event-driven demand, and a meeting room in Nashville sits in a similar mid-market band. Minneapolis, anchored by its North Loop business core, holds steady value across that spread.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a meeting room in Minneapolis per hour?
On Wezoo, a meeting room Minneapolis booking starts at about $73 per hour for a small boardroom and reaches roughly $170 per hour for an eighteen-seat classroom. Most rooms fall between $77 and $121 per hour.
Where are the meeting rooms located?
The five spaces sit across the North Loop (121 and 333 North Washington), Uptown (1330 Lagoon Ave), and the southwest metro (Normandale Lake in Bloomington and Minnesota Center in Edina).
Do I need a membership to book?
No. Wezoo is a booking platform with no membership and no subscription — you pay per booking and the room is yours for the hours you reserve.
Which room is best for a large training session?
Minnesota Center in Edina scales to an eighteen-person classroom layout, making it the best fit on this list for training days and bigger workshops.
Can I cancel a meeting room booking?
Most rooms offer free cancellation within the operator’s window, so booking ahead carries little risk. Check the cancellation terms shown at checkout for each space.
The right meeting room Minneapolis booking is the one that fits your people, your purpose, and your budget without surprises. Compare the five above, pick the neighborhood that suits your attendees, and book on Wezoo in minutes. For the full neighborhood story behind the city’s busiest business district, the North Loop Neighborhood Association is a useful primer.
