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Small Meeting Rooms in North London

Discover small meeting rooms in North London for focused corporate events. Ideal for intimate discussions and productive gatherings.

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North London boasts a variety of small meeting rooms perfect for intimate gatherings and focused discussions.

  • K West Hotel & Spa - image
    From £300 per person55

    A stylish, well-equipped room with natural light, perfect for meetings and intimate dinners.

  • University of West London, Ealing Campus - image
    From £400 per person300

    A versatile multi-purpose hall at a modern campus, ideal for conferences, exhibitions, and events.

  • West London

    Gunnersbury Park

    From £850 per person250

    Historic West London venue with a Regency house, glass Orangery, and classical Temple for events.

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  • Shepherds Bush

    Bush Theatre

    From £48 per person50

    A versatile meeting room in a Victorian library, ideal for board meetings or presentations.

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  • Kensington

    Hilton London Kensington

    From £65 per person50

    A modern meeting room for up to 50 delegates with catering options and complimentary Wi-Fi.

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  • North Acton

    Holiday Inn Express Park Royal

    From £250 per person60

    Flexible, well-equipped meeting room with natural light and air conditioning in Zone 2.

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  • Mill Hill

    Adam & Eve

    From £850 per person120

    A historic pub with a Victorian garden, serving modern British food. Ideal for formal dinners or relaxed buffets.

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  • Chiswick

    Clayton Hotel Chiswick

    From £900 per person70

    Versatile meeting space in a modern West London hotel, ideal for meetings, training, and dining.

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Small Meeting Rooms in North London

Discover small meeting rooms in North London for focused corporate events. Ideal for intimate discussions and productive gatherings.

About Meeting Rooms

### Why North London's Small Meeting Rooms Are Perfect for Modern Business Needs Having spent over 15 years organising meetings across London, I can tell you that North London's meeting spaces have evolved brilliantly to meet modern business demands. The area's transformation, particularly around King's Cross and Camden, has created an ecosystem of venues that perfectly balance professional polish with creative energy. Let's talk numbers - we're seeing meeting rooms in North London averaging 30-40% higher booking rates compared to similar spaces in [South London](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/South-London/Small-Meeting-Rooms), largely thanks to superior transport connections and a growing tech presence. The sweet spot for small meeting rooms here tends to be 25-40m², ideal for those crucial 6-12 person sessions where real decisions get made. #### Location & Connectivity That Makes Sense What really sets North London apart is the practical stuff. You're looking at an average 22-minute commute from most central London locations to Kings Cross, and the area boasts some of the city's best-connected transport hubs. I've found that clients consistently save 15-20 minutes on travel compared to venues in [West London](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/West-London/Small-Meeting-Rooms). #### Modern Tech Meets Character The beauty of [Small Meeting Rooms in Kings Cross](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/North-London/Kings-Cross/Small-Meeting-Rooms) and [Camden](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/North-London/Camden/Small-Meeting-Rooms) is how they blend historic architecture with modern amenities. Most venues now offer minimum 100Mbps internet (often up to 1Gbps), integrated AV systems, and those all-important hybrid meeting capabilities. Yet you're still getting that characterful London backdrop that impresses clients - something I've seen make a real difference in [7 Corporate Venues Loved By London PAs](https://hirespace.com/blog/7-corporate-venues-loved-by-london-pas/). #### Cost-Effective Quality Here's an insider tip - North London venues typically run 10-15% cheaper than equivalent spaces in central London, while often offering more square footage. You're looking at £50-100 per hour for premium small meeting rooms, with many venues offering package deals for regular bookings. I've seen startups save upwards of £5,000 annually by choosing North London locations over central alternatives. The area's also becoming known for its flexibility - many venues now offer extended hours (some operating 7am-10pm) and short-notice bookings, perfect for those last-minute client meetings or team brainstorms. If you're planning ahead, though, I'd recommend booking 2-3 weeks in advance for the best rates and availability, especially for premium spots near Kings Cross. ### Essential Features to Look for in North London Meeting Spaces: A Professional's Guide After years of helping clients find the perfect meeting spaces across North London, I've developed quite the checklist for what makes a venue truly work. Let me share what I've learned about separating the good from the exceptional. #### Technical Infrastructure That Actually Delivers First things first - connectivity is non-negotiable. The best venues in [Islington](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/North-London/Islington/Small-Meeting-Rooms) and Kings Cross now offer dedicated 1Gbps lines with backup 4G solutions. Look for spaces with at least three power points per person (trust me, you'll need them) and proper cable management systems. I've seen too many meetings derailed by dodgy Wi-Fi or hunting for plug sockets! #### Room Configuration & Comfort Factors The magic number for small meeting rooms is 2.5m² per person - anything less and you'll feel cramped. A 30m² room comfortably fits 8-10 people with space for movement and breakout discussions. But here's a pro tip: check the room's shape. I've found rectangular rooms (ideally 3:2 ratio) work better than square ones for most meeting formats. #### Climate Control & Acoustics Having organised countless meetings in [Central London](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/Central-London/Small-Meeting-Rooms) venues, I can tell you that temperature control and sound insulation make or break a meeting. Look for spaces with independent climate control (target 21-23°C) and an NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) of at least 0.7. The best venues, like those featured in [8 of the Coolest Meeting Rooms in London](https://hirespace.com/blog/londons-coolest-meeting-rooms/), invest heavily in acoustic treatment. #### Essential Amenities & Support Beyond the basics, here's what separates premium venues: - Dedicated tech support (within 15-minute response time) - High-spec video conferencing (minimum 1080p cameras) - Digital whiteboards with cloud saving capabilities - Proper hospitality stations (not just a kettle in the corner!) - Natural light with effective glare control #### The Hidden Extras Worth Checking Don't forget to ask about: - Early access times (aim for 30 minutes minimum) - Backup equipment availability - Breakout space access - Catering partnerships (the best venues have relationships with quality local providers) - Storage for longer meetings Remember, while [North East London](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/North-East-London/Small-Meeting-Rooms) might offer lower rates, the true value lies in venues that nail these essentials. In my experience, paying 15-20% more for a properly equipped space saves money in the long run by avoiding technical hiccups and ensuring productive meetings. Pro tip: Always book a site visit during your target meeting time - natural light and ambient noise levels can vary dramatically throughout the day. ### From Kings Cross to Camden: Finding Your Ideal Location and Transport Links After fifteen years of organising meetings across the capital, I can tell you that location strategy in North London is all about smart trade-offs. Having just wrapped up a six-month project placing a tech firm's meeting requirements, I've got fresh insights on navigating the area's sweet spots. #### The Kings Cross Advantage Kings Cross has become North London's meeting room powerhouse, and with good reason. The transport stats tell the story - six tube lines, two major rail stations, and average journey times of just 18 minutes from central London. But here's what most don't realise: booking rooms between 10:30-11:00 start times can save you 15-20% on rates, as you're missing the morning corporate rush. The area around [Small Meeting Rooms in Kings Cross](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/North-London/Kings-Cross/Small-Meeting-Rooms) commands premium rates (£75-150/hour), but you're paying for unmatched connectivity. Pro tip: look for venues within the new tech developments - they often include value-adds like free tech support and premium coffee services that would cost extra elsewhere. #### Camden's Creative Quarter Moving north to [Camden](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/North-London/Camden/Small-Meeting-Rooms), you'll find rates drop by 30-40% (typically £45-85/hour), while still maintaining excellent transport links. The Northern Line provides direct access to the City in 12 minutes, and you're looking at about 25 minutes to [South East London](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/South-East-London/Small-Meeting-Rooms) hubs. What makes Camden particularly interesting for meetings is the abundance of characterful converted spaces. These venues, often featured in [The 5 Most Inspiring Meeting Rooms In London](https://hirespace.com/blog/5-quirky-meeting-rooms/), offer something different from your standard corporate setup. #### Transport Strategy & Timing Here's my tried-and-tested transport matrix for North London meetings: | Area | Peak Travel Time | Off-Peak Travel | Parking Cost/Day | Alternative Transport | |------|-----------------|-----------------|------------------|---------------------| | Kings Cross | 8:00-9:30, 17:00-18:30 | 10:30-15:30 | £25-35 | Santander Cycles | | Camden | 8:30-9:45, 16:30-18:00 | 11:00-15:00 | £18-25 | 24-hr Bus Routes | | Angel | 8:15-9:30, 17:00-18:30 | 10:00-16:00 | £20-30 | 15-min Walk from KX | For clients coming from [East London](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/East-London/Small-Meeting-Rooms), I always recommend the Circle Line to Kings Cross rather than changing at Bank - it's typically 8-10 minutes faster during peak hours. Remember, while location is crucial, it's the combination of accessibility and amenities that makes a venue truly work. I've seen countless meetings succeed or fail based on this balance - something worth considering when browsing [7 Ways to Stay Productive in 2025](https://hirespace.com/blog/7-tips-for-your-most-productive-year-yet/). ### Smart Budgeting: Understanding Costs and Value in North London Venues After managing hundreds of venue budgets across London, I can tell you that North London offers some fascinating value opportunities - if you know where to look. Let me share some real numbers and insider tips that'll help you make smart decisions for your meeting space budget. #### Understanding the True Cost Landscape The pricing structure in North London is refreshingly straightforward once you break it down. Premium venues near Kings Cross typically command £75-150 per hour, while characterful spaces in Camden or [North West London](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/North-West-London/Small-Meeting-Rooms) often range from £50-85. But here's what most people miss - the real value isn't always in the headline rate. For instance, I recently helped a tech startup save nearly £8,000 annually by choosing a slightly pricier venue (£95/hour) that included comprehensive AV support, rather than a cheaper option (£65/hour) where they needed to hire external tech support. As highlighted in [7 Corporate Venues Loved By London PAs](https://hirespace.com/blog/7-corporate-venues-loved-by-london-pas/), it's these hidden extras that often make the difference. #### Value-Adding Opportunities Here's my tried-and-tested hierarchy of venue value-adds: - Built-in tech support (worth £150-200/day) - Premium catering partnerships (saving 15-20% on external catering) - Flexible booking windows (avoiding minimum hour requirements) - Complimentary early access (typically 30 minutes) - On-site storage for regular bookings #### Seasonal Pricing Strategies North London's meeting room market has distinct pricing patterns. January and August typically see rates drop 20-25%, while peak periods (October-November and March-April) command premium prices. If you're planning regular meetings, consider this quarterly pricing structure I've developed for clients: | Quarter | Peak Times | Average Rate/Hour | Potential Savings | |---------|------------|-------------------|-------------------| | Q1 (Jan-Mar) | Late Feb-Mar | £65-120 | 15-20% in Jan | | Q2 (Apr-Jun) | May-Jun | £75-140 | 10% early Apr | | Q3 (Jul-Sep) | Sep | £60-110 | 25% in Aug | | Q4 (Oct-Dec) | Oct-Nov | £80-150 | 20% mid-Dec | For comparison, similar spaces in [South West London](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/South-West-London/Small-Meeting-Rooms) often run 10-15% higher, particularly during peak seasons. Pro tip: Many venues offer significant discounts (sometimes up to 30%) for booking recurring meetings. I've found the sweet spot is committing to 6-month terms while maintaining some flexibility on exact dates. Check out [5 Ways To Ensure A Fun And Impactful Work Meeting](https://hirespace.com/blog/5-ways-to-ensure-a-successful-meeting/) for more strategic planning advice. Remember, the cheapest option rarely equals the best value. Focus on finding spaces that align with your specific needs while offering built-in extras that would otherwise cost significantly more to arrange separately. ### Expert Tips for Securing and Making the Most of Your North London Meeting Space After booking thousands of meeting rooms across London, I've learned that securing and maximising your North London venue is as much art as science. Let me share some battle-tested strategies that'll help you get the most from your space. #### Timing Your Booking for Maximum Value Here's something most venue guides won't tell you - booking windows in North London follow a distinct pattern. The sweet spot for premium venues like those featured in [6 Exquisite Meeting Spots in London](https://hirespace.com/blog/exquisite-meeting-spots-in-london/) is typically 3-4 weeks out. However, I've noticed an interesting trend: booking on Thursdays between 2-4pm often catches venues just as they're reviewing their upcoming availability, potentially landing you better rates. #### Negotiation Strategies That Actually Work Rather than simply asking for a discount (rookie move!), focus on value-adds. I recently helped a client secure a 25% reduction on a Kings Cross venue by booking consistent Tuesday afternoon slots - traditionally quieter times. Consider these proven approaches: - Book recurring slots (aim for 6+ sessions) - Combine with catering packages (usually saves 15-20%) - Request extended hours rather than rate cuts - Offer to be a case study venue ([New Venues To Look Out For In 2025](https://hirespace.com/blog/this-years-best-new-venue-openings/)) #### Maximising Your Meeting Space Having run everything from board meetings to creative workshops in [North East London](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/North-East-London/Small-Meeting-Rooms), I've developed a pre-meeting checklist that's saved countless sessions: 1. Tech check 30 minutes before (especially hybrid setups) 2. Room layout confirmation (2.5m² per person minimum) 3. Climate control pre-set to 21°C 4. Catering timing coordination 5. Backup tech equipment availability verified #### The Power of Local Knowledge Build relationships with venue managers - they're goldmines of local intel. Need a last-minute restaurant booking? Looking for overflow space? The best venue managers, particularly around [Islington](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/North-London/Islington/Small-Meeting-Rooms), maintain excellent local networks. I've seen them pull off minor miracles for regular clients. Remember, while [South London](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/South-London/Small-Meeting-Rooms) venues might sometimes offer lower rates, North London's superior transport links often make it more cost-effective when you factor in attendee travel time and convenience. For more insights on maximising meeting effectiveness, check out [5 Lovely London Meeting Rooms](https://hirespace.com/blog/5-lovely-london-meeting-rooms/) for inspiration on creating the perfect setting.

Featured Venues for Meeting Rooms

Browse 16 venues perfect for Meeting Rooms

Business at K West Hotel & Spa

A stylish, well-equipped room with natural light, perfect for meetings and intimate dinners.

From: £300 per person

Capacity: Up to 55 guests

Business at University of West London, Ealing Campus

A versatile multi-purpose hall at a modern campus, ideal for conferences, exhibitions, and events.

From: £400 per person

Capacity: Up to 300 guests

Events at Gunnersbury Park

Historic West London venue with a Regency house, glass Orangery, and classical Temple for events.

From: £850 per person

Capacity: Up to 250 guests

Business at Bush Theatre

A versatile meeting room in a Victorian library, ideal for board meetings or presentations.

From: £48 per person

Capacity: Up to 50 guests

Business at Hilton London Kensington

A modern meeting room for up to 50 delegates with catering options and complimentary Wi-Fi.

From: £65 per person

Capacity: Up to 50 guests

Business at Holiday Inn Express Park Royal

Flexible, well-equipped meeting room with natural light and air conditioning in Zone 2.

From: £250 per person

Capacity: Up to 60 guests

Dining at Adam & Eve

A historic pub with a Victorian garden, serving modern British food. Ideal for formal dinners or relaxed buffets.

From: £850 per person

Capacity: Up to 120 guests

Business at Clayton Hotel Chiswick

Versatile meeting space in a modern West London hotel, ideal for meetings, training, and dining.

From: £900 per person

Capacity: Up to 70 guests

Events at White City House Studio

A stylish, versatile studio with mid-century decor, bars, stage, and AV. Ideal for events and performances.

From: £15000 per person

Capacity: Up to 200 guests

Business at W12 Conferences

Modern conference rooms with AV facilities, suitable for corporate events and training sessions.

From: £2500 per person

Capacity: Up to 46 guests

...and 6 more venues available

Frequently Asked Questions

Which areas in North London are best for small meeting rooms?

Kings Cross, Angel, and Islington are prime locations for small meeting rooms, offering excellent transport links and professional environments. These areas provide easy access via multiple tube lines and are within 30 minutes of central London. Camden and Finsbury Park offer more budget-friendly alternatives.

How accessible are small meeting rooms in North London by public transport?

Most North London meeting venues are within 5-10 minutes' walk of tube stations on Northern, Victoria, or Piccadilly lines. Kings Cross offers direct access to 6 tube lines and national rail. Key areas like Angel and Camden are served by multiple bus routes with 24-hour service.

What amenities should a small meeting room in North London include?

Essential amenities for North London meeting rooms include high-speed Wi-Fi (minimum 100Mbps), HD display screen or projector, whiteboard, video conferencing equipment, and climate control. Additional requirements should include natural lighting, comfortable seating, and access to refreshments or kitchen facilities.

How much do small meeting rooms cost to hire in North London?

Small meeting room hire in North London typically costs £30-150 per hour. Budget venues near Finsbury Park and Camden start from £30-50/hour, while premium spaces in Kings Cross and Angel range from £75-150/hour. Most venues require a minimum 2-hour booking and include basic AV equipment.

What size should a small meeting room be in North London?

Small meeting rooms in North London typically range from 15-40 square metres. Allow 2-3 square metres per person: 15m² for 4-6 people, 25m² for 8-10 people, and 40m² for up to 20 people. Most venues require minimum 2m² per person for comfort and compliance with space regulations.

What's the difference between a huddle room and small meeting room?

Huddle rooms are typically 10-15m² spaces for 2-4 people, focused on quick collaborative sessions with basic AV setup. Small meeting rooms are 15-40m² formal spaces for 4-20 people, offering full business amenities including presentation facilities and video conferencing equipment.

How far in advance should I book a small meeting room in North London?

Book North London meeting rooms 2-4 weeks in advance for standard requirements, or 4-6 weeks for peak times (Tuesday-Thursday, 10am-4pm). Premium venues in Kings Cross and Angel often require longer lead times. Last-minute bookings are possible but expect to pay 10-20% more.

What cancellation policies apply to North London meeting rooms?

Standard cancellation policies in North London typically require 48-72 hours' notice for full refund, 24-48 hours for 50% refund. Premium venues may require 5-7 days' notice. Always check specific terms as policies vary - some venues offer more flexible terms for regular clients.

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