Need a meeting room Oxford clients will remember for the right reasons? On Wezoo the answer in 2026 lives at Oxford Science Park: four bookable rooms inside John Eccles House, priced by the hour, VAT included, no membership required. One building, four rooms, no membership. This guide covers what each room costs, what’s in it, and how to decide between them.
For an overview of every option, see all available meeting rooms in Oxford.
If you’re new to hourly booking, start with our complete guide to meeting rooms for the fundamentals — then come back here for the Oxford specifics: exact prices, capacities and the one question that decides which room you book.
Wezoo snapshot — Oxford meeting rooms
- Wezoo currently lists 1 location with 4 meeting rooms in Oxford
- Price range: £52.14–£85.80 per hour (incl. VAT)
- Median: £57.75 per hour
- Operator: Regus (rated 4.35/5 overall by users)
Meeting Rooms at Oxford Science Park: What You’re Booking
John Eccles House sits inside The Oxford Science Park (OX4 4GP), the science and technology campus on the southeast edge of the city. The building is run by Regus and holds four meeting rooms you can book by the hour on Wezoo: CM 108 and Marconi (both up to 4 people), Newton (up to 6) and MR G13 (up to 10).
Every room comes with wifi, a large display, video-conferencing equipment, a whiteboard and a flip chart. Three of the four get natural light. The building adds breakout spaces, a coffee and tea bar, wheelchair access and bookable catering — useful when a two-hour meeting turns into a working lunch.
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Meeting Room Oxford Pricing: What Does Each Room Cost?
Every meeting room Oxford Science Park lists on Wezoo is priced per hour, with VAT already included. The smallest rooms start at £52.14 per hour and the 10-person room tops out at £85.80. Book for the hour. Pay for the hour. Leave when you’re done.
| Room | Capacity | Price per hour (incl. VAT) | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|---|
| CM 108 | Up to 4 | £52.14 | Natural light, video conferencing |
| Marconi | Up to 4 | £52.14 | Natural light, whiteboard + flip chart |
| Newton | Up to 6 | £63.36 | Large display, video conferencing |
| MR G13 | Up to 10 | £85.80 | The big room — boards, workshops, training |
The pricing logic is simple: pay for the seats you need, not the seats you don’t. A four-person catch-up in MR G13 costs £33 more per hour than the same meeting in CM 108 — and gains you nothing but empty chairs.
Where Is It and How Do You Get There?
The Oxford Science Park sits in Littlemore, roughly three miles southeast of the city centre, just off the Oxford ring road. That location is the point: easy in and out by car, away from the city-centre congestion charge zones and college-season crowds, with on-site parking that central Oxford venues rarely offer.
Users rate the location 4.75/5 for reachability — the highest of all its rating categories. For visitors arriving by train, the site is a short taxi or bus ride from Oxford station. And if your guests are coming from the University of Oxford spin-out world, many of them already work on this campus.
When Should You Choose a Day Office Instead of a Meeting Room?
Choose a meeting room when people talk for an hour or three. Choose a day office when a team needs to work together all day. Same building, different product: John Eccles House lists 17 private day offices on Wezoo, from 2-person rooms to a 23-person suite, starting at £94.80 per day. For solo work between meetings, 22 hot desks run £34.80 per day.
The maths matters here. A 6-person meeting room for a full 8-hour day costs over £500; a day office for the same group costs a fraction of that. Hourly rooms reward short, sharp sessions — day offices reward long ones. Our flexible office guide walks through how these products fit together if you’re building a regular workspace routine.
How Far in Advance Should You Book?
For the two 4-person rooms, same-day booking is often realistic — there are two of them, and short meetings turn over quickly. For Newton and especially MR G13, book two to three days ahead: there is exactly one room in Oxford on Wezoo that seats ten, and it has no understudy. The right room does the quiet work of a good first impression; scrambling for a fallback venue does the opposite.
If your meeting isn’t tied to Oxford at all, you can book a meeting room near you in over 200 cities the same way — and if your team is split along the M40 corridor, meeting room hire in High Wycombe covers the halfway option.
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Meeting Room Oxford FAQ
How much does a meeting room in Oxford cost?
On Wezoo, every meeting room Oxford currently offers is at Oxford Science Park and costs between £52.14 and £85.80 per hour including VAT. The 4-person rooms are £52.14, the 6-person room is £63.36 and the 10-person room is £85.80.
Can I book by the hour, without a membership?
Yes. Wezoo bookings are pay-per-use: pick a room, pick a time slot, pay for the hours you reserve. No subscription, no membership fee, free cancellation.
What’s included in the room?
All four rooms include wifi, a large display, video-conferencing equipment, a whiteboard and a flip chart. The building offers breakout spaces, a coffee and tea bar, and catering you can arrange for longer sessions.
Is the location accessible?
Yes — John Eccles House is wheelchair accessible, and users rate the site 4.75/5 for reachability. It sits just off the Oxford ring road in Littlemore, about three miles from the city centre.
What if I need a space for the whole day?
Book a day office instead. The same building lists 17 private day offices from £94.80 per day (2 to 23 people) and 22 hot desks at £34.80 per day — cheaper than paying hourly room rates for a full working day.
How do I book?
Open the Oxford Science Park listing on Wezoo, choose your room and time slot, and confirm. The whole flow takes under two minutes, and you’ll get instant confirmation.
Oxford’s hourly meeting-room market is small but solid: one well-equipped, well-connected building with a room for every group size up to ten. That makes this the rare meeting room Oxford teams can book without comparison paralysis — check the capacity, check the calendar, book the room.
