Our best meeting rooms in London bring together meeting venues with central addresses, considered design, reliable technology and attentive service, so your meeting makes the right impression from the moment your guests arrive.
Below, we’ve gathered the best rooms in our offering, spanning London’s most prestigious neighbourhoods, with information on how many people they seat, how much they cost, and even which types of clients they’re best for.
We’ve also included helpful information on what to look for when you choose a space, what it costs, and answers to the questions we’re asked most often.
At Argyll, you can choose from more than 70 London meeting rooms across 20+ landmark properties, all in central London, and bookable by the hour, half day or full day.
An overview of the best meeting rooms in London
| Meeting Room | Building & Location | Nearest Tube Station | Seats up to | Price per hr | Best for |
| Boardroom | 78–79 Pall Mall, St James’s | Piccadilly Circus | 14 | £273 | Senior board meetings and presentations |
| Temple Franks | Central Court, Holborn | Chancery Lane | 12 | £222 | Legal and professional teams |
| Lennox | 45 Pont Street, Knightsbridge | Sloane Square | 6 | £110 | Considered client meetings |
| Wigmore | 17 Cavendish Square, Marylebone | Oxford Circus | 6 | £110 | Distinctive West End meetings |
| Victoria | Nova North, Victoria | Victoria | 10 | £198 | Light-filled sessions with a view |
| Rossillon | Michelin House, Kensington & Chelsea | South Kensington | 8 | £149 | Character-rich client hosting |
| Waverton | 29 Farm Street, Mayfair | Green Park | 6 | £100 | Discreet, private meetings |
| Baldwin | 2 Eaton Gate, Belgravia | Sloane Square | 6 | £116 | Small, light-filled catch-ups |
| Glasse | Hudson House, Covent Garden | Covent Garden | 6 | £130 | Heritage-rich creative meetings |
Argyll’s best meeting rooms in London
Boardroom, 78–79 Pall Mall, St James’s
Inside this grade II listed Georgian building, the Boardroom pairs original period features with contemporary furnishings. Spacious and elegant, it seats up to 14 and suits senior board meetings and presentations where discretion matters. Pall Mall is a short walk from Piccadilly Circus, Green Park and Charing Cross, and close to the green calm of St James’s Park.
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Temple Franks, Central Court, Holborn
Temple Franks sits within Central Court, in the heart of London’s legal and professional district. Comfortable and well-equipped for up to 12, it’s an easy choice for client meetings, case conferences and team sessions, with refreshments and screen technology on hand. Chancery Lane and Holborn stations are close by, placing you minutes from chambers, courts and the City’s western edge.
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Lennox, 45 Pont Street, Knightsbridge
Housed in a classically British townhouse dating to 1888, the Lennox is bright and considered, with a distinctive circular table that lends itself to open client and team discussion. Seating up to 6, it offers a refined setting with grand Georgian windows and the latest technology. Sloane Square, Knightsbridge and Victoria stations are all within easy reach.
Wigmore, 17 Cavendish Square, Marylebone
The Wigmore stands out for its elegant domed ceiling, making it one of the more distinctive spaces in central Marylebone. Spacious and thoughtfully designed for up to 6, it’s well suited to client meetings and presentations, set within a grade II listed building on a leafy square. Oxford Circus and Bond Street stations are a short walk away.
Victoria, Nova North, Victoria
With its glass walls and far-reaching city views, the Victoria room is light-filled and contemporary, seating up to 10. It’s an inviting setting for brainstorms, workshops and team days when you want an open, energising space with a view. Nova North sits directly above Victoria station, so it’s one of the most convenient of all our addresses for guests arriving from further afield.
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Rossillon, Michelin House, Kensington and Chelsea
Set within the art-deco Michelin House on Fulham Road, the Rossillon is a high-spec, contemporary room with blue furnishings that echo the building’s famous stained-glass windows. Seating up to 8 in a boardroom layout, it’s a character-rich choice for client hosting in west London. South Kensington station is around five minutes away, with Sloane Square and Knightsbridge close by.
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Waverton, 29 Farm Street, Mayfair
The Waverton is a discreet, private room for up to 6, ideal for confidential conversations, interviews and smaller client meetings in the heart of Mayfair. It offers the calm and privacy this address is known for, supported by our attentive on-site team. Green Park and Bond Street stations are both within a short walk.
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Baldwin, 2 Eaton Gate, Belgravia
Within a grand Victorian townhouse just off Sloane Square, the Baldwin is light-filled, spacious and high-spec, comfortably seating up to 6. It’s a considered setting for smaller client meetings and catch-ups in one of London’s most refined neighbourhoods. Sloane Square is close by, with Victoria around a 15-minute walk for onward rail services.
Glasse, Hudson House, Covent Garden
The Glasse meeting room sits within Hudson House, a Grade II listed building that blends heritage architecture with contemporary workspace design. Calm, elegant and thoughtfully equipped, it’s well suited to client meetings seating up to 6, for interviews and small team discussions in the heart of Covent Garden.
What makes a meeting room one of our best?
A handful of things separate a good meeting room from a memorable one:
- Location and address. A prestigious, well-connected postcode reassures guests and makes travel straightforward. Every Argyll room sits in central London, close to key transport links.
- Considered design. Natural light, quality furnishings and a calm, uncluttered setting help people focus and reflect well on your business.
- Reliable technology. Leading audio-visual and video-conferencing equipment means presentations and hybrid calls run without interruption.
- Attentive service. An experienced on-site team, greeting guests, arranging the room and handling catering, is often what people remember most.
How much do meeting rooms in London cost?
The cost of hiring a meeting room will depend on a variety of factors including its size, location and the duration of your meeting. Across our rooms, hourly rates begin from around £100 for smaller spaces and rise for larger, statement rooms in the most prestigious addresses.
– Size: The size of meeting rooms affects the cost. The bigger the room, the more it will cost. This will also depend on the location and building though. Make sure the size of the room will be comfortable for the numbers you expect.
– Venue: The more prestigious or distinctive the venue is, the more it will cost. This will be important when trying to impress clients and set up a good base to pitch new ideas or impress stakeholders.
– Duration: Our meeting spaces can be booked from an hour, half day or full day, with duration naturally influencing the cost.
What are the advantages of face-to-face meetings?
Video calls have their place, but there’s still no substitute for meeting in person. Face-to-face meetings make focusing easier. They help keep your team on topic as well as building trust and personal relationships with clients.
Meetings can be time heavy, but with the right organisation, face-to-face meetings are invaluable to almost every business.
- Stronger interpersonal relationships. We all know the difficulty that comes with trying to get to know someone over video calls. Conversations are more stunted, people talk over one another, you find yourself distracted by your own face. When you’re together, body language and tone come through clearly, which helps trust develop naturally.
- Better focus. The distractions that come from sitting with your technology equipment can be an obstacle to focus and productivity. Face-to-face meetings don’t have those distractions. This means goals can be communicated more clearly, and everyone leaves the meeting on the same page.
- Clearer outcomes. Video meetings often have vague, messy endings. But, when everyone is in the same room, the improved engagement and connections means goals are easier to communicate and agree on, and your team or client leave on the same page. This is backed up, with Harvard-led research suggesting that a request made in person was 34 times more likely to succeed than the same request made over email or digital communication.
Why hire an argyll meeting room?
We’ve been setting new standards in the office and meeting room experience for over 25 years, making our meeting rooms the perfect place to host. Our effortlessly stylish London locations offer you a wide choice of rooms, so you can choose the best space for your needs. Get in touch to book a meeting room and we can help you find the right space for your needs.
Our unique combination of distinctive buildings, contemporary yet classic interiors, unrivalled attention-to-detail and consistently exceptional service, defines our signature Argyll experience. We pride ourselves on never imposing our brand on our customers. Instead, our unbranded spaces provide a stylish backdrop, while our empowered team delivers a personal service to support our customers’ needs and success.
Get in touch with our team to book a meeting room and we can help you find the right space for your needs.
