The 4 best meeting rooms in Canary Wharf

You’ll find this meeting room on the first floor of the Museum of London Docklands site.

With its exposed brick walls, floor-to-ceiling window and large meeting table, it would be easy to assume that it's taken on a nouveau rustic-chic aesthetic that East London favours – but this meeting room is actually sitting on a lot of history.

First opening in the early 18th century, The Museum of London moved across the capital, before opening up The Museum of London Docklands in 2003.

In a sense, it’s almost poetic, looking back on the quarter, and planning ahead, while meeting in such a historic place.

With space for up to 16 team members, it’s a better option for mid-size meetings. Get through the bulk of your agenda with the built-in projector and screen, and if your meeting turns into an all-day affair, day and evening catering options are available.

Sometimes all you need is a versatile room. Knowing that your meeting is actually a workshop, team breakout session and presentation review all rolled into one, means you’ll likely need space to move around.

Luckily, that’s one of the first things you notice about East Wintergarden’s Promenade Room.

The 40-person capacity meeting room is as functional as they come, but you can move the tables and chairs around as you see fit, and who knows, maybe the views of Canary Wharf’s docks might spark some inspiration.

White walls. Pops of yellow. Comfy velvet sofas. Floor-to-ceiling windows for maximum light. Benches, and of course, a kitchen area. Level39’s Space39 is your quintessential meeting space.

A little more casual than your average Canary Wharf meeting room, this space works well for presentations, company all-hands, workshops or breakout sessions, and with a standing capacity for 250 guests, this meeting space could also work for end of quarter meetings.

This Canary Wharf space offers two screens, staging, microphones as well as support from an in-house AV technician. Plus, there are catering options available (because what’s a meeting without good food). All that’s left is to actually schedule it.

Two heads are better than one, but one meeting room should suffice. Gear up for your next lightbulb moment by handling the logistics, and leaving the rest to the session.

You’ll find this meeting room on the first floor of Canary Riverside Plaza Hotel, fitted with your usual whiteboard, electronics plus drinks.

Not lacking in the function department, this meeting room is ideal to get straight down to business with your team and as it has space for up to 8 people, this is one for small meetings only.

It’s time for your next meeting of minds.