Search for a meeting room Shreveport teams can book by the hour and the honest answer is short. One downtown building lists meeting rooms on Wezoo, and it holds two of them: a 4-seat boardroom at $73.26 an hour and a 10-seat boardroom at $118.80 an hour, both at Regions Bank Tower, 333 Texas Street.
Two rooms is a small market. It is also a completely legible one, which is the point of this page: every rate below is the number Wezoo shows at checkout, not a range and not a request-a-quote form. If you want the wider picture first, our US meeting room guide covers pricing, capacity and booking across the country.
What follows is the whole meeting room Shreveport rate card, the per-seat math that decides which of the two rooms you should take, how both sit against every other priced room in Louisiana, and the per-day products in the same building for the days when you do not need a boardroom at all.
Wezoo snapshot: meeting room Shreveport, October 2026
- 2 meeting rooms available on Wezoo, in 1 building
- Price range: $73.26 to $118.80 per hour, including the 10% booking fee
- Midpoint: $96.03 per hour
- Capacity: 4 and 10 people
- Operator: Regus
- Published hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Shortest bookable block: 60 minutes
Those seven lines are the entire supply picture. Everything else on this page explains what to do with it.
What does a meeting room Shreveport booking cost?
Between $73.26 and $118.80 an hour, depending on which of the two rooms you take. Both figures include the 10% booking fee, so they are what you pay rather than a headline rate with an extra line at the end. The shortest block either room sells is 60 minutes, which means a twenty-minute call still costs a full hour.
| Room | Seats | Base rate / hour | Booking fee | You pay / hour | Per seat, at capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small boardroom | 4 | $66.60 | $6.66 | $73.26 | $18.32 |
| Large boardroom | 10 | $108.00 | $10.80 | $118.80 | $11.88 |
Read the last column and the meeting room Shreveport question changes shape. The larger room costs 62.2% more per hour and 35.2% less per seat.
The 2 boardrooms you can book in Shreveport
Both rooms sit in the same building, on the same rate card, with the same kit list. Only the size and the price differ, which makes the meeting room Shreveport choice unusually clean: pick the one that fits the number of people you are bringing. Both are listed as detailed rooms, so the capacity, the amenities and the hourly rate below are published rather than inferred.
1. Regions Bank Tower: the 4-person boardroom
What to expect: a boardroom layout seating 4, listed with a whiteboard, a flip chart, a large display, video-conference equipment and wi-fi. At $73.26 an hour it works out at $18.32 a seat with all four chairs filled: the cheaper of the two rooms outright, and the more expensive one per seat when both are full.
Operator: Regus · Address: 333 Texas Street, Shreveport, LA 71101
👉 Book the Regions Bank Tower boardrooms on Wezoo
2. Regions Bank Tower: the 10-person boardroom
What to expect: the same five-item kit list and the same boardroom layout, scaled to 10 seats. $118.80 an hour is $45.54 more than the small room, and $11.88 a seat at capacity. Fill it and it is the better value of the two by a wide margin; book it for five people and it is the worst deal in the building.
Operator: Regus · Address: 333 Texas Street, Shreveport, LA 71101
👉 Check live availability for both rooms
Why the fifth chair is the expensive one
Four people fit the small room. Five do not, so a party of five has to take the large one, and that single extra chair adds $45.54 an hour to the bill, a jump of 62.2%. The sixth through the tenth add nothing at all, because they sit in a room you have already paid for. One chair, $45.54. The next five, nothing.
Run it per head and the pattern is sharp. The cost per person falls with every seat you add, from $36.63 at two to $24.42 at three and $18.32 at four, then rises to $23.76 at five, up 29.7%, before falling away again to $11.88 at ten. Five is the only party size on the meeting room Shreveport rate card where inviting one more person makes the meeting dearer per head.
| People in the room | Room you must book | Hourly cost | Per person, per hour |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Small (4 seats) | $73.26 | $36.63 |
| 3 | Small (4 seats) | $73.26 | $24.42 |
| 4 | Small (4 seats) | $73.26 | $18.32 |
| 5 | Large (10 seats) | $118.80 | $23.76 |
| 6 | Large (10 seats) | $118.80 | $19.80 |
| 8 | Large (10 seats) | $118.80 | $14.85 |
| 10 | Large (10 seats) | $118.80 | $11.88 |
One caution about reading too much into two rooms. You can draw a straight line through any two points, so the tidy-looking rule that comes out of this pair ($42.90 for the room plus $7.59 a seat) reproduces both prices by arithmetic, not by evidence. Treat it as a description of these two listings and nothing more.
How do meeting room Shreveport rates compare with the rest of Louisiana?
Favorably on price, less so on choice. Across the 15 Louisiana buildings that list meeting rooms on Wezoo, the cheapest published hourly rate at each one ranges from $58.88 to $132.05, with a median of $101.09. Shreveport’s $73.26 is the 4th cheapest of the 15, and it is one of only eight towns in the state with a bookable room at all.
| Louisiana town | Wezoo buildings with meeting rooms | Rooms | Cheapest published rate / hour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baton Rouge | 4 | 7 | $58.88 |
| Lafayette | 1 | 3 | $60.50 |
| Covington | 1 | 2 | $67.10 |
| Shreveport | 1 | 2 | $73.26 |
| New Orleans | 4 | 11 | $75.90 |
| Metairie | 2 | 3 | $101.09 |
| Monroe | 1 | 2 | $103.62 |
| Harvey | 1 | 1 | $132.05 |
Per seat the ranking is better still. Filled to capacity, the large boardroom works out at $11.88 a seat, which puts it joint third of the 31 priced meeting rooms in Louisiana on that measure, level with rooms in Monroe and Baton Rouge. Only two rooms in the state come in lower: $10.73 a seat in Baton Rouge and $11.00 in Covington. The dearest, in Metairie, is $26.82.
The trade-off is distance rather than price. The nearest other Wezoo building with a bookable meeting room is Monroe Business Center in Monroe, 97.8 miles east of 333 Texas Street. In the two cities with real choice you can weigh buildings against each other: see the meeting room New Orleans comparison for four buildings and eleven rooms, or meeting room Baton Rouge for the cheapest published rate in the state. In Shreveport the two published numbers are the whole comparison, much as they are in the meeting room Darien supply.
When should you book a desk or a day office instead?
When you need a room for the day rather than a table for an hour. A meeting room Shreveport booking is priced by the hour, and the same building lists 14 hot desks at $31.90 a day and 32 day offices at $86.90 a day. Those two are both priced per day, so they compare directly with each other.
Two hot desks cost $63.80, which is less than a day office. Three cost $95.70, which is more. So from 3 people up, one day office is the cheaper way to put your group under a roof for the day. The day offices are listed at capacities of 1 to 5, and every one of the 32 listings carries the same $86.90 price, so size is not priced at all and a 5-person day office works out at $17.38 a head. You can compare both on the spot: see the day offices at 333 Texas Street or the hot desks in the same building.
Against the boardrooms the comparison needs a unit conversion, because one is a day rate and the other is hourly. An $86.90 day costs the same as 71 minutes in the small boardroom, or 44 minutes in the large one. Long workshop, take the day office. Sharp 10-person review with a screen and a whiteboard, take the room. If you are still weighing the formats, our overview of flexible office options in the US lays out what each one is actually for.
What else is at 333 Texas Street?
Quite a lot, for a single address. Regions Bank Tower carries listings for all five Wezoo products: meeting rooms, day offices, hot desks, private offices and a virtual office. The building services on file are parking, nearby public parking, catering, wheelchair access, breakout spaces, a coffee and tea bar, and a lounge.
The private offices are the one product here that is not an instant booking. Twenty-two of them are listed across seven sizes, from 1 desk to 10, with a minimum term of one month, and the published monthly price is for the whole office rather than per desk: $169.00 to $1,690.00 a month. Divide each one by its seat count and every single listing lands on exactly $169.00 per desk per month, a flat rate that holds across all 22 offices, so the monthly figure tells you how many desks you are taking and nothing else. The range is visible here: view the private offices at Regions Bank Tower.
If a monthly office is what you are really after, our private office Shreveport guide goes through the same ladder in detail, and the virtual office Shreveport guide covers the business-address route for teams that do not need desks at all. For the state-wide view of either product, see office space Louisiana and virtual office Louisiana.
For scale, measured rather than estimated: Shreveport is one of eight Louisiana towns with a bookable meeting room on Wezoo, and one of five where that supply is a single building. The whole state carries 31 priced rooms across 15 buildings, and 11 of those rooms sit in New Orleans alone. A city of Shreveport’s size with one bookable meeting-room building is a thin market by any reading, and a very easy one to price.
Ready to book your meeting room in Shreveport?
Meeting room Shreveport: frequently asked questions
How much is a meeting room Shreveport booking per hour?
Wezoo lists two meeting rooms in Shreveport, both at Regions Bank Tower, 333 Texas Street. The 4-seat boardroom is $73.26 an hour and the 10-seat boardroom is $118.80 an hour. Both prices include the 10% booking fee, and the shortest block either room sells is one hour.
How many meeting rooms can you actually book in Shreveport?
Two, in one building. Every meeting room Shreveport listing on Wezoo sits at the same address: Regions Bank Tower, 333 Texas Street. It is the only building in the city carrying meeting-room listings, and it holds two of them, seating 4 and 10 people. The nearest other Wezoo building with a bookable meeting room is Monroe Business Center in Monroe, 97.8 miles away.
Which Shreveport boardroom is better value?
The 10-seat room, if you can fill it. At capacity it costs $11.88 a seat against $18.32 for the 4-seat room. The exception is a party of exactly five: five people do not fit the small room, so they pay $118.80 for the large one, which is $23.76 a head, the only group size in the building where adding a person raises the cost per person.
Is Shreveport cheap for a meeting room by Louisiana standards?
Yes, on both measures. Its $73.26 entry rate is the 4th cheapest of the 15 Louisiana buildings that list meeting rooms, against a state median of $101.09. Filled to capacity the large boardroom is joint third of the 31 priced rooms in the state at $11.88 a seat, behind only one room in Baton Rouge at $10.73 and one in Covington at $11.00.
What are the opening hours for a meeting room Shreveport booking?
The published hours for both boardrooms at Regions Bank Tower run Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. No weekend rows are published for either room, so evening and Saturday sessions are not bookable slots on Wezoo.
Is there a cheaper alternative to renting a meeting room in Shreveport?
For groups that need space rather than a boardroom, yes. The same building lists hot desks at $31.90 a day and day offices at $86.90 a day. From 3 people up, one day office costs less than the equivalent number of hot desks, and a full day in a day office costs about what 71 minutes of a meeting room Shreveport booking costs in the 4-seat boardroom.
Sources
Every price, capacity, opening hour and building count on this page comes from the live Wezoo listings, read on 8 October 2026: the 15 Louisiana buildings that list meeting rooms, Regions Bank Tower among them, plus the hot desk, day office, private office and virtual office listings at 333 Texas Street. Distances are calculated from the published coordinates of the buildings themselves.
