Meeting Rooms for Hire in Perth

Your Guide to Hiring Meeting Rooms in Perth

If you're searching for the best meeting rooms in Perth, you found yourself in the right place! Tagvenue is a platform dedicated to help you search and compare the best venues in your area. If you need any help getting the best meeting room deal for your budget and needs, please refer to the sections below.

FAQs about Meeting Rooms in Perth

Which parts of Perth are the most popular for meetings?

First and foremost, Perth’s CBD is the place to be, due to the sheer variety of meeting rooms available. Hotels in particular offer a range of sizes, price points and amenities to meet any need. The CBD is also an excellent choice for its connections to the rest of the city via road, rail or boat, with the area between Wellington Street and Elizabeth Quay as a particular standout. East Perth is also a viable option, particularly around Ascot, Belmont and Redcliffe, both due to its proximity to Perth’s airport and the abundance of more budget friendly meeting options. Hugging the south side of the Swan as you make your way through South Perth is also a good idea, particularly if you’re looking for a meeting room with a view to impressing your guests.

What to consider when hiring a meeting room in Perth?

Now that you know where to start looking, let’s have a look at a few things to consider before making your booking:

• Meeting environment: Perth, as you might imagine, can get a little toasty at times. This makes it all the more important, especially for smaller meeting rooms, to ensure the meeting environment will keep your guests comfortable. This means booking adequate seating arrangements (we have a filter option for that) and powerful aircon at the very least. 
• Connections and ushering: Perth can be a bit tricky to navigate, so you want to make sure your meeting place is easy to get to via car or public transport and that your guests will be able to find the meeting room easily. If booking with a hotel, a concierge can usually point people in the right direction. 
• Catering and dining: There are few things as torturous as trying to focus on a meeting with an empty stomach, so it is always a good idea to look into catering for your event. If your venue doesn’t have the best options for catering, then look around for a nearby restaurant that will fit the bill! (Hint: Tagvenue can help you with this too!)

How much does it cost to hire a meeting room in Perth?

So how much will hiring a private meeting room in Perth cost you anyway? While the answer naturally varies with venue size, location and quality, generally speaking, the per person cost per session hovers around the $60 mark and flat hire fees at around $400. (All data from Tagvenue.)