Meeting Rooms in Glasgow
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Within a five-minute walk of Central Station, you'll find thestudio Glasgow literally 47 seconds away on Hope Street's 8th and 9th floors, offering six rooms from the intimate 12-person Twist to the 260-capacity Climb theatre. The Lighthouse on Mitchell Lane provides creative meeting suites with dedicated conference reception just four minutes away. For heritage settings, voco Grand Central sits directly at the station with eight meeting rooms including the spectacular Grand Room for up to 600 delegates. These venues all feature integrated AV and benefit from direct mainline rail access, making them ideal for attendees travelling from Edinburgh or London.
Glasgow's meeting room pricing reflects genuine variety, from Glasgow Rooms on Wallace Street at £12 per hour for community groups to Orega St Vincent Street commanding up to £95 per hour for their Clevertouch-equipped boardrooms. Most professional venues like Clockwise Savoy Tower charge £27-55 per hour depending on room size, while day delegate rates typically run £35-65 per person including refreshments and lunch. Collabor8te offers exceptional value at £200 for a full day in their 10-person hybrid-ready room, complete with 180-degree camera and Jabra speakers.
For cutting-edge hybrid capabilities, The Social Hub Glasgow in Merchant City combines an 180-seat theatre with multiple tech-enabled breakout rooms and on-site accommodation for multi-day events. Collabor8te on Montrose Street specifically equips their meeting room with 180-degree cameras and professional audio for seamless remote participation. The Technology & Innovation Centre brings university-grade AV support with dedicated technicians, while societyM inside citizenM provides plug-and-play rooms with smart TVs and whiteboard walls that suit creative hybrid sessions running into the evening.
Glasgow excels at training venues, from Glasgow Training Rooms at The Pentagon Centre on Washington Street, purpose-built for IT and classroom sessions with dedicated breakout spaces and an in-house café, to 200 SVS whose divisible Glasgow Suite accommodates up to 250 theatre-style or splits into two 125-person rooms. thestudio Glasgow specialises in professional development with six rooms designed for interactive learning, while the DoubleTree Glasgow Central offers 11 meeting rooms including Scotland's largest ballroom for 1,500, perfect for company-wide training initiatives with multiple concurrent sessions.
Beyond standard corporate venues, Glasgow offers distinctive spaces like The Boardwalk on Brunswick Street, a social enterprise venue with creative studios and a 14-person boardroom at £50 per hour. Civic House near Cowcaddens provides industrial-chic project spaces in a mission-led creative hub for up to 30 attendees. The Boutique Workplace Company at 9 George Square occupies a period building with high ceilings and characterful meeting rooms just two minutes from Queen Street. For design-conscious meetings, The Lighthouse serves as Scotland's Centre for Design and Architecture with unique meeting suites that inspire creative thinking.
Glasgow's hotels deliver comprehensive meeting facilities beyond basic function rooms. Voco Grand Central offers sustainable 'Conscious Connections' packages with eight rooms from intimate Wellington (50 guests) to the grand 600-capacity ballroom. Clayton Hotel Glasgow City on Clyde Street features a newly designed meetings floor with CleverTouch screens and a communal breakout area, while Maldron Hotel on Renfrew Street provides five modern rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows on a dedicated meetings floor. Each offers day delegate rates from £35-65 per person with professional service standards matching standalone conference centres.
Budget-conscious startups gravitate toward Glasgow Rooms with full-day rates from £78, or Wizu Workspace on West Regent Street where the Stirling Suite seats six from £11 per hour. The Boardwalk offers their Green Room at just £120 per day for up to 30 people, supporting local social enterprises. Spaces West Regent Street provides IWG network benefits with small meeting rooms from around £90 for a half day, including access to their on-site café and coworking areas where you can network before or after your meeting.
Glasgow's meeting venues cluster around major transport nodes, with 200 SVS and Regus 100 West George Street both within five minutes of Queen Street Station. The Merchant City venues like The Social Hub sit equidistant between Argyle Street station (6-8 minutes) and St Enoch Subway (8 minutes). For venues near the Subway, Clockwise and societyM are both four minutes from Buchanan Street station, while Civic House sits just three minutes from Cowcaddens. Most city centre venues fall within a 10-minute walk of either Central or Queen Street stations, with real-time journey planning via ScotRail and SPT Subway apps.
Orega St Vincent Street leads the executive market with premium boardrooms featuring 86-inch Clevertouch screens and superior soundproofing, commanding up to £95 per hour. 200 SVS in the financial district offers A-listed grandeur with heritage boardrooms and modern AV integration. For discretion and service, The Boutique Workplace Company at 9 George Square provides characterful boardrooms with high ceilings just minutes from Queen Street, while Nexus Business Space on West Regent Street delivers three quiet boardrooms with in-house café service for all-day strategic sessions.
The Technology & Innovation Centre at University of Strathclyde stands out with 10 flexible conference rooms, on-site AV technicians, and the ability to combine spaces for larger events, all at academic pricing around £45-60 per delegate. The Mitchell Library complex near Charing Cross provides 13 spaces including the historic Blythswood Room for 12-80 guests at sharp public sector rates from £177 per day. These academic venues excel at multi-room bookings for conferences with breakout sessions, offer extensive parking, and provide access to specialist facilities like recording studios or research presentations that commercial venues cannot match.