Picking the right meeting room Tulsa teams will actually use comes down to four things: address, capacity, hourly rate and the equipment in the room. This is a working directory of the 6 bookable meeting room Tulsa options on Wezoo — five on the Regus network and one managed by HQ — with the numbers next to each pick. For the wider US picture, our complete guide to meeting rooms across the US covers pricing, capacity bands and city benchmarks.
The right meeting room Tulsa hosts makes the meeting work. The wrong one makes the meeting about the room. Below: every Wezoo-bookable meeting room in Tulsa, what it costs, where it sits and who it suits — followed by a market snapshot, a short FAQ and three buyer questions answered straight.
Wezoo snapshot — Tulsa meeting rooms
- 6 meeting rooms available on Wezoo in Tulsa
- Price range: $65–$81 per hour
- Median: $72 per hour
- Top operators: Regus (5), HQ (1)
- Coverage: South Tulsa (Yale / Sheridan / Memorial corridor) plus one Downtown address
What does a meeting room Tulsa booking cost?
Hourly rates for a Wezoo-bookable meeting room Tulsa businesses use run from $65 at Executive Tower on S Yale up to $81 at Memorial Place — with the median sitting at $72/hour. Pricing tracks capacity and address: the largest room (Sheridan Road, up to eighteen seats) and the only Downtown address (Kennedy Building) both sit above the median, while smaller South-Yale rooms come in below it.
That price typically includes the room, the Wi-Fi, a whiteboard and a flip chart. Video gear, a large display and catering coordination are standard on most properties. There are no membership fees on Wezoo — you book the hour, you pay for the hour. Free cancellation applies to most meeting room Tulsa bookings; check the cancellation window on the listing before you confirm.
The 6 best meeting room Tulsa picks for 2026
1. Memorial Place — Tulsa
What to expect: South Tulsa’s HQ-managed tower at the corner of 63rd and Memorial puts you ten minutes from Tulsa Hills shopping and the BA Expressway. Two well-equipped rooms top out at twelve seats, with natural light, video-conferencing kit, a whiteboard and a flip chart. Catering can be arranged and the lounge handles informal breakouts between sessions.
Operator: HQ · Address: 7633 E. 63rd Place, Tulsa · Capacity: up to 12 people · From: $81/hour · In the room: flip chart, natural light, video conference equipment, whiteboard, wifi
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2. Executive Tower — Tulsa
What to expect: Sitting on South Yale Avenue between 71st and the I-44 ramps, Executive Tower is the cheapest entry point in the city — Regus runs two rooms here for boards of four to six. Expect parking on-site, a coffee-and-tea bar, a wheelchair-accessible lobby and a large display already cabled for laptop sharing.
Operator: Regus · Address: 7136 S. Yale Avenue, Tulsa · Capacity: up to 6 people · From: $65/hour · In the room: flip chart, large display, natural light, video conference equipment, whiteboard, wifi
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3. PostRock Plaza — Tulsa
What to expect: Out on East Regal Place near the 169 corridor, PostRock Plaza is built for small group sessions of up to six. A restaurant on-site solves the lunch question, the breakout spaces double as pre-meeting waiting areas, and the room comes pre-loaded with video gear, a large display and a whiteboard.
Operator: Regus · Address: 8211 East Regal Place, Tulsa · Capacity: up to 6 people · From: $68/hour · In the room: flip chart, large display, video conference equipment, whiteboard, wifi
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4. Kennedy Building — Tulsa
What to expect: The only entry on this list inside Downtown Tulsa — 321 S. Boston, two blocks from the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. Capacity of eight, natural light from the historic facade, and the building is wheelchair-accessible. The best pick when clients arrive by Uber from the airport and you want a downtown postcode.
Operator: Regus · Address: 321 S. Boston, Tulsa · Capacity: up to 8 people · From: $74/hour · In the room: flip chart, large display, natural light, video conference equipment, whiteboard, wifi
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5. Sheridan Road — Tulsa
What to expect: 6666 S Sheridan is the city’s largest bookable Wezoo room — up to eighteen seats, suited to all-hands sessions and offsite workshops. The Regus floor includes breakout spaces and on-site catering coordination, and the South Sheridan address keeps you within a ten-minute drive of the airport.
Operator: Regus · Address: 6666 S Sheridan Road, Tulsa · Capacity: up to 18 people · From: $69/hour · In the room: flip chart, large display, video conference equipment, whiteboard, wifi
6. 6100 South Yale — Tulsa
What to expect: A second Regus address on South Yale, this one a long block north of Executive Tower at 6100. The single bookable room seats twelve, sits next to breakout areas, and benefits from natural light through the building’s west-facing elevation. Catering and AV are standard.
Operator: Regus · Address: 6100 S. Yale Ave, Tulsa · Capacity: up to 12 people · From: $73/hour · In the room: flip chart, large display, natural light, video conference equipment, whiteboard, wifi
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Where in Tulsa should you book your meeting room?
Five of the six meeting room Tulsa locations cluster in South Tulsa — the South Yale, South Sheridan and East 63rd corridor — which is where the city’s professional services and corporate offices live. That’s the right pick when most attendees drive in from the suburbs or arrive at Tulsa International Airport (a ten-to-fifteen minute drive). For client meetings with a downtown address — courts, City Hall, the BOK Center — Kennedy Building at 321 S. Boston is the only bookable option on this list.
Looking at adjacent metros instead? We have separate breakdowns for meeting room Cincinnati options and meeting rooms in Memphis, both with similar South-corridor versus Downtown trade-offs.
How far in advance should you book a meeting room Tulsa?
For a one-to-two hour meeting room Tulsa booking on a weekday morning, twenty-four to forty-eight hours’ notice is usually enough — Tulsa is not a city where every room is gone a week out. Full-day workshops and the largest room (Sheridan Road, eighteen seats) book out faster; plan three to five days ahead in those cases. Wezoo shows live availability per slot, so the cleanest workflow is to pick the day, scan the calendar, then confirm.
Meeting room, day office or hot desk?
If your team only needs a private room for ninety minutes, a meeting room is right. If you need a private desk for the full day, look at a day office. If you want a shared workspace with people around you, a hot desk fits. Our flexible workspace guide explains the trade-offs between the three so you book the right product the first time. Specificity sells the space — capacity, address, hourly rate, equipment.
Tulsa’s professional-services and energy sectors anchor the demand for business meeting space. The Tulsa Regional Chamber publishes the city’s industry breakdown, and the US Bureau of Labor Statistics tracks employment for the Tulsa metro area — both useful context if you’re sizing a recurring meeting cadence in the market.
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Meeting room Tulsa — frequently asked questions
How much does a meeting room in Tulsa cost per hour?
Hourly rates for the 6 bookable Wezoo meeting rooms in Tulsa run from $65 at Executive Tower up to $81 at Memorial Place, with a median of about $72/hour. Pricing tracks capacity and address — South Yale rooms come in lower than the Downtown Kennedy Building.
Which Tulsa meeting room is best for a large team?
Sheridan Road on the Regus network is the largest bookable Wezoo room in Tulsa, seating up to eighteen people. It is the right pick for all-hands sessions, offsite workshops or training days, and the South Sheridan address keeps it inside a ten-minute drive of Tulsa International Airport.
Is there a downtown Tulsa meeting room available on Wezoo?
Yes — Kennedy Building at 321 S. Boston is the only Downtown Tulsa property on this list. It seats up to eight, has natural light from a historic facade, and is the cleanest choice when clients want a downtown postcode within walking distance of the Tulsa Performing Arts Centre.
Do Tulsa meeting rooms include AV and video conferencing?
Every space on this list includes Wi-Fi, a whiteboard and a flip chart as standard. Five of the six also list a large display, and all six include video-conferencing equipment in the room. Catering coordination is available on most properties — check the listing for the room you select.
Can I book a Tulsa meeting room by the hour with no membership?
Yes. Wezoo lets you book the room by the hour — no membership, no subscription, no operator contract. Pick the hour, confirm the booking, run the meeting. Most rooms also include free cancellation up to a defined window.
How far in advance should I book a meeting room Tulsa?
For one-to-two hour meeting room Tulsa bookings on weekday mornings, twenty-four to forty-eight hours’ notice is usually enough. Full-day workshops or the eighteen-seat Sheridan Road room book faster; plan three to five days ahead in those cases.
Book the room. Run the meeting. Skip the negotiation. The 6 meeting room Tulsa options above cover every realistic shape of a Tulsa booking — from a four-seat catch-up in South Yale to an eighteen-seat workshop off South Sheridan, with one Downtown option for client-facing days. Hit the live availability link to lock the slot.
