Small Meeting Rooms Venues in Brighton
Discover small meeting rooms in Brighton for focused and effective professional gatherings. Ideal for intimate corporate events.
Trending Small Meeting Rooms Venues in Brighton
Brighton's small meeting rooms offer intimate settings for productive discussions and collaborations.
Brighton's small meeting rooms offer intimate settings for productive discussions and collaborations. Ideal for focused sessions, these spaces blend functionality with the city's unique coastal charm, ensuring a memorable and effective meeting experience.
BrightonMercure Brighton Seafront Hotel
From £3060Book a small meeting room in Brighton at Mercure for focused corporate events. Ideal for presentations and board meetings with sea views.
BrightonRunway East Brighton
From £20060Book Runway East for top small meeting rooms in Brighton. Ideal for corporate events, with stunning design and ample breakout spaces.
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Hotel Pelirocco
From £5050Book a small meeting room at Hotel Pelirocco in Brighton. Perfect for professional gatherings, with AV support and refreshments available.
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Brighton Dome
From £2,900267Find the perfect small meeting room in Brighton at Brighton Dome. Ideal for professional events and corporate meetings.
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Lighthouse
From £16070Book your next small meeting in Brighton at the Lighthouse. Perfect for professional, intimate corporate gatherings and workshops.
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The Grand Brighton
From £250 per person100A charming original library room with wood panelling, ideal for private dining and small events.
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Proud Country House
From £1,400 per person300A grand Grade 1 listed country house with gardens and marquee, ideal for weddings and events.
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Brighton & Hove Museums
From £3,000 per person500Brighton Museum & Art Gallery began life in 1861 in a few rooms at the Royal Pavilion. This early museum soon outgrew the palace and Brighton made ambitious plans to create a larger and more impressive museum, in 1873 it moved to its present site. Although it occupies land that was formerly used as part of George IV's stable complex, the building was built especially for the museum. Indeed it was one of the first purpose built museums in England. We welcome professional photographers and film-makers throughout the year and can offer a mix of interior and outdoor locations.
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