The most unique meeting rooms in London

Whilst the office can sometimes feel like doing time, Aloctraz takes it to a whole new level.

The Shoreditch bar/meeting space/high-security prison has definitely cornered the market of unique places to hold a quarterly kick-off. The whole venue can cater to 180, with smaller breakout rooms available for those not wanting the entire space.

Whether your management strategy is about striking Foucauldian discipline into your staff, or you just it'll be funny to do a presentation in an orange jumpsuit, you won't forget Alcotraz in a hurry.

The Living Room in Hoxton Holborn is a well-equipped meeting room for any professional gathering. The meeting room is located in a quiet and private section of the venue, away from the hustle and bustle of the main bar area.

The meeting room is well-lit, fully air-conditioned, and equipped with high-speed internet, a large screen, and a sound system, making it ideal for presentations, brainstorming sessions, and video conferences.

42 guests can fit in this room, and the steel wall can be removed to create more space. The room can be hired privately, and the closest station is Holborn station.

This five-storey townhouse is only a stone's throw from the City of London and has a 70s retro-style theme. Although it is known for turning into a late-night disco daily, 25 Paul Street offers its customisable rooms for daytime corporate events.

Guest can bring their concepts to life with 25 Paul Street’s lightboxes and projection mapping making for an immersive and memorable event.

Try The Cocktail Lounge, which seats 20 boardroom style or 70 standing. Full AV is provided for all your presenting needs. A retractable screen and classy furnishing ensure the space is ideal for corporate events. This space has its own private entrance and cloakroom alongside an accessible toilet, bar, and DJ box.

So whether you're hosting a brand launch, a drinks reception or a brainstorming session, this immersive spot offers a versatile space for your next event.

The Study is a beautifully designed meeting room located in Second Home Spitalfields, one of London's most vibrant coworking spaces. As soon as you enter the room, you'll be struck by its bright colourful furniture. The room features large windows that let in plenty of natural light, creating a bright and airy feel.

The room comes with a large flat-screen projector with both Mac and PC inputs, high-speed Wi-Fi, and catering on request.

Located in Spitalfields, the room is close to the Shoreditch High Street station. You can book the room for a whole day, half-day, or by the hour and 40 guests can fit inside it.

Adjacent to the restaurant, The Drawing Room at Ham Yard Hotel is a sophisticated and elegant meeting room. The cosy room features high ceilings and large windows that flood the space with natural light. In the centre is a large French fireplace surrounded by rich fabric walls.

The room is equipped with high-speed internet with VPN capability and is fully air-conditioned.

The room can comfortably accommodate up to 50 people. Piccadilly Circus station is the closest public transport.

This quirky London space is one of the most unique spots to hire. The Yurt is a circular structure made from natural materials, including wood and canvas, and is designed to provide a cosy and intimate space for small group gatherings. In the summer, you can use the outside space, full of plants and flowers.

This space is a quick walk from Whitechapel station and can fit up to 20 guests.

The Conference Space at the Museum of Brands is a modern meeting room located in Notting Hill. The room is spacious and well-lit, with high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows that let in plenty of natural light. The white walls make the space feel larger, while the grass flooring adds a nice touch.

The room is fully equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment, including a projector, screen, and sound system, as well as high-speed internet access and Wi-Fi.

The space is suitable for groups as large as 120. The nearest station is Ladbroke Grove.

The Loft Lounge is a cool and funky meeting space located on the top floor of The Shoreditch Platform. The walls and floors are covered with mural art that give the room its unique character. The space is full of natural light coming through the large windows.

The New York loft-style venue comes with an advanced sound system, microphones, and a projector. It is also equipped with a kitchenette, where you can enjoy refreshments throughout the day.

The space can hold 250 guests, and you can access the venue from Hoxton station.

The Ping Pong Room at The Book Club is a unique meeting space that is different from the traditional conference room. As the name suggests, this venue features a full-sized ping pong table at the centre, which can be used for both work and play. The colourful space is decorated with many interesting pieces of art.

This space can accommodate 20 guests, all of whom can experience a refreshing change of pace from the typical corporate setting.