The 17 best small meeting rooms in London

Situated on Short’s Gardens in a converted banana warehouse is the modern meeting and research space Sutherland Labs. Set across five floors, expect to find multiple research studios and meeting spaces (including The Loft, The Lounge and The Warehouse Snug) that are typically home to team meetings, brainstorming sessions, workshops and away days.

Take their second-floor space The Meeting Room. With a central meeting table that seats up to 10, comfy sofas for casual breakout sessions plus multiple TV screens, whiteboards plus a mini-fridge thoughtfully stocked with drinks to suit every taste, it’s an ideal small meeting room for equal parts productivity and comfort – and like any great meeting room, come for the facilities and stay for snacks.

For a historic venue, head to the heart of The West End to Browns, Covent Garden. The Judges Study is Browns’ high-ceilinged space ideal for an event to impress. A place of contemplation for judges gone by, this one is for the big thinkers.

The space is naturally lit and has a capacity of 8-12 guests. With WiFi and full AV available, this cosy spot is ideal for small meetings and presentations. Catering can be included with a customisable menu. So whether you want a buffet, a five-course meal or drinks with canapés, Browns is at your service. A team is also on hand to aid your event and can even book entertainment.

For an opulent event housed in a Grade II listed building, this is the one.

While interviews are inevitable fact of life, their all-important location is not as set in stone. Self-described as a ‘community development agency’, Sobus offers space to businesses, charities, social enterprises and start-ups. Their Freston Road Hub features multiple meeting spaces, office spaces and room for hot desking.

One such example is their Interview Room. The functional and simple meeting room is ideal for small in-person interviews, thanks to its comfortable chairs, speedy WiFi and glass panelling. Plus, the breakout area, on-site facilities and convenient location allow for a smooth transition. Now all that’s left is to introduce the candidates.

Home to some of the brightest minds in maths, the London Mathematical Society’s De Morgan House also doubles as a meeting space. The Grade II listed building hosts four spaces, with the Sylvester Room as one of their smallest.

With a central screen and projector, a flipchart, Internet access and video conferencing facilities, it’s a functional and reliably convenient space for team presentations and meetings with up to 18 team members.

You can find this meeting room on Russell Square.

What you see is what you get with The Vineyard Business Centre’s Small Meeting Room. Across from their larger meeting room is where you’ll find this 6-person meeting room.

Featuring comfy leather chairs, a meeting table and a screen to get through your agenda, there’s also access to a breakout area, a kitchen, fast Internet, printing and conferencing facilities to look forward to.

You can find this small meeting room on Gloucester Avenue, minutes from Camden Town station.

Sometimes all you need is room to talk through your thoughts and The Quiet Room is just that.

With its white walls, burgundy armchairs and carpeted floor, this room is your quintessential therapist office. Stop by, and come in for deep talks, quick chats or reflective moments – there’s room for up to 6 people.

What you see is what you get with this small meeting room, and for this we’re thankful.

Two inviting chairs, a bookshelf filled with all sorts of books, a TV screen and calming blue walls are all there is Happy Computers’ Room 8. With room for two, get cosy because you’re most likely in London’s smallest meeting room.

Breeze through your one-to-one, take the lead on a presentation run-through or have a quick catch-up.

They’ve got a whiteboard, flip chart, stationery and snacks. All that’s left is to pick a date, and time and get to brainstorming.

Up on the 6th floor of the former Stock Exchange Tower is Interview Room 1. While the name is as functional as they come, channel the money-making, business-savvy Nouveau Riche, aspiring leader energy into something productive.

Head up a meeting or run through a presentation with two other team members. Look over the city for some inspiration – with the city at your fingertips, a lightbulb moment (or two) is not too far behind.

Get down to business at The Dorchester’s Boardroom. From the red leather chairs and wood panelling to the framed photos and oak furniture, it's a pretty stylish and reliable meeting room.

We don’t need to tell you what to do with them but in case you need a TV for conference calls, then they happen to have that too.

A 5-star hotel. 5-star style. Let’s hope it’s a 5-star meeting too.

Part of the Royal Society of Medicine's member area, The Wimpole Room is available for stand-alone meetings, training or presentations. This room can also be booked as a dining room for business occasions.

The Wimpole Room is a contemporary space, with simple rustic furnishings. This space accommodates up to 24 guests, and you can host your next business meeting.

You can find this small meeting room, just around the corner from Bond Street station.

Near Marble Arch, this six-storey building is host to multiple private and social meeting spaces. Think tradition meets comfort and you will find the Home Grown Club.

For intimate meetings, try The Seymour Room. Enjoy the fireplace and the inviting atmosphere for 8 people. It's filled with natural light and can be hired alongside the Portman Lounge for a luxury experience.

Catering options are available as is access to AV and other necessary equipment.

This colourful space will be your little moment of calm in the bustling city.

The Study is available for hire by the hour and has space for up to 8 for intimate group conversations. Gather your colleagues and relax in mid-century furniture with WiFi and a projector available.

Catering is also available on request so hire Second Home Spitalfields for a breath of creativity.

Head to The Library at The Trampery Old Street for frequent lightbulb moments.

This bright space has huge windows which fill the space with natural light. Its decor is colourful and seems a nod to a school classroom.

With a capacity for up to 20, the room is yours to adapt as you see fit. Push the geometric chairs around and move the triangle tables together. Break off into smaller teams, or clear the area for a presentation-style meeting – but first, let’s get the venue checked off your to-do list.

It might be in a building over 244 m tall, but the meeting rooms at Tog @ The Shard are as intimate as they come.

At only a minute's walk from London Bridge, choose between 3 sizes of meeting rooms for up to 16 people and work whilst enjoying views of the capital.

We recommend their smallest size for 2-7 people. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide a bright space from which guests can look out over the Thames. Catering is available for any meal of the day and full AV is available.

Impress your colleagues by hiring this iconic landmark and see up to 40 miles in all directions.

Jumpstart your agenda in this small meeting room. Its bright orange walls and colour-blocked foldable chairs are not only hard to miss, they're a refreshing change from your run-of-the-mill meeting room.

Although small, this is a great meeting point for team meetings, workshops and impromptu brainstorming sessions.

Huddle up, get to work and get those creative juices flowing – we can’t promise your meetings will be any more interesting but at least your meeting room will be.

Here’s to a successful meeting.

As indicated by its name, this quirky spot offers a private space for informal group meetings. The Little Yellow Door is located in the heart of Notting Hill, off the iconic Portobello Road.

Designed to mimic the layout of a duplex flat, the comfy venue is filled with a variety of colours bohemian chic acting as an eclectic setting to bounce ideas off. Enjoy the comfort of your living room in a

And in case the meeting runs over at night it becomes a cocktail bar.

A stone's throw from The National Gallery, this central venue offers a light and airy meeting room. This space has a capacity of 10 and is fully equipped with a screen, flip chart and WiFi.

For something slightly larger, try The Hub on the Square which benefits from facilities such as two breakout areas (the Tree House and the meeting room) as well as a 65 inch screen and a bar.

Head towards Trafalgar Square for a slick and comfy space to collaborate with your delegates.