Classrooms for Hire in London

Your Guide to Hiring Classrooms in London

Your Guide to Hiring Classrooms in London

Finding a classroom in London for your lessons or workshops is easy. Need a small tutoring space, a modern meeting room, or a large workshop area? This guide will help you find a suitable venue quickly.

Key Factors When Choosing a Classroom

Location: Choose a classroom near transport hubs like King's Cross or Liverpool Street for easy access via Tube, bus, or bike. For more affordable options, look in areas like Clapham or Hammersmith, where you'll still have excellent transport links but at lower rates.

Accessibility: Many London venues, particularly in areas like Canary Wharf and Southbank, are designed to accommodate people with disabilities, offering accessible entrances, lifts, and parking spaces.

Affordability: Rates in central London, such as Mayfair or Covent Garden, can be high. For more budget-friendly options, consider areas like Hackney or Brixton, where venues offer good accessibility and lower costs.

Seating Layout: Venues in creative districts like Shoreditch often offer flexible layouts for group sessions or workshops. For one-on-one teaching, quieter venues in Notting Hill or Westminster may be more suited to focused learning.

Facilities: Look for venues in areas like Clerkenwell that provide essential facilities such as restrooms, break rooms, and in-house catering, with nearby cafes and restaurants for additional convenience.

Tech and Equipment: Tech-focused venues in places like Old Street are typically equipped with modern Wi-Fi, projectors, and audio systems. In contrast, older venues in areas like the City of London may require confirmation of available equipment.

Atmosphere: London offers a range of atmospheres, from modern, stylish venues in areas like King’s Cross to historic, character-filled spaces in locations such as Bloomsbury. Some venues also offer stunning views of landmarks like the Thames or the Shard.

FAQs about Classrooms in London

How much does it cost to hire a classroom in London?

London classrooms usually charge by hour and their cost is largely dependent on the size of the class, proximity to the city centre, and any extra amenities. Expect costs somewhere between £15 and £120 per hour. Prices may vary depending on the time of day, so make sure to check the venue page for more details. If you’re after longer bookings, you can hire some spaces for a full 8-hour day. In that case, the venues charge between £150-£600 and beyond. (All data from Tagvenue.)

In which parts of London do I look for affordable classrooms?

You can find budget-friendly classrooms pretty much all over Central London. In that regard, the neighbourhoods of Shadwell and Whitechapel offer a nice variety of classrooms just a short walk away from the local underground stations. To the north-west, you will be able to find some nice, but cheap classrooms between Camden Town and St. Pancras - the close proximity to The British Library could potentially be a great perk as well.

What venues should I expect to find when looking for classrooms?

Blank canvas spaces - These simple spaces are abundant in all parts of London because you can have them set up however you want. This works especially well if you’re a performance artist, dancer or musician and therefore you need more than just seating space. 

Meeting rooms - Simple spaces optimised for hybrid or offline meetings. If you’re hosting a small class or you’re tutoring, many of these venues will fit your needs very well. 

Conventional classrooms - If you’re teaching a traditional school subject or you want to be the founder of your own private school, you can’t go wrong with one of our classrooms for hire.

Creative spaces - these spaces usually offer a lot of additional amenities and are great for teaching artistic activities such as photography, cooking, or art.