The 7 best conference venues in Shoreditch

This leafy loft space in central Shoreditch is a refreshing take on a conference space that may induce some bright new ideas.

Wooden decked, this high-ceilinged spot boasts 12 large windows which fill the space with natural light. A fully functioning kitchenette, TV and full AV are all provided. The loft is available for up to 24 boardroom style with the venue being very flexible to requests. Hiring a breakout room is optional, as is the piano (and the swing).

So whether you're looking for a brainstorming sesh, a corporate do or a brand launch, Shoreditch Treehouse provides a relaxing atmosphere with its greenery and fresh oak furnish.

And you can fulfil all your childhood treehouse dreams.

Slap bang in the middle of Shoreditch is this historic, ominous looming building. The Old Street space is a municipal Grade II listed behemoth, with a multitude of private spaces available for a range of corporate events.

Take the assembly hall, for example. 770 guests can fit into a grandiose space, with Italian marble pillars framing a Matcham-style balcony, all lit with professional-grade stage lighting. The big projection screen means your Shoreditch conference can shine, whilst various breakout rooms are available for whatever you may need.

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.

From the grand to the intimate. Cobalance cafe is a smallish conference space in Shoreditch that nevertheless packs a punch. Located a 4-minute walk from Shoreditch High Street Station, Cobalance is well connected, allowing attendees to come from across London for a conference.

The pull, though, is Cobalance’s informal atmosphere. A relaxed vibe saturates the venue, with a very Shoreditch approach to conference space. Expect multi-coloured fluorescent lighting, a working bar, an outside area, Arcade games, a Surround Sound System and a lot of men in hats that resemble prophylactics.

Presumably named after the thick black stout that kept most of Victorian England staggering through their industrial gloom, Porter Tun is a huge conference space in Shoreditch that lends itself perfectly to bespoke and themed conference events. The roof stretches 60ft above 778 square metres of antique wooden floor.

Despite the grand age of the building’s structure, The Brewery has spared no expense in outfitting Porter Tun with ​a state-of-the-art sound system, Wi-Fi and fully integrated LED lighting system. You can expect to fit 1000 delegates in this Shoreditch conferencing centre.

Opting for an industrial yet modern look, the Loading Bay in Shoreditch provides a tech-themed conferencing space, benefiting from a high ceiling and being flooded with plenty of natural light (when the English weather allows for it, of course).

Befitting the venue name, Techspace is a great option for those wanting a fully up-to-spec conferencing space – speeches and presentations are supported by high-spec AV throughout, including wired and wireless casting options, 4 microphones, record-out capability and a SONOS system you can control. Just pick some good walk-on music.

It's a great option for those wanting a conference with a forward-looking vibe.

If you want your conferencing venue to be situated in a genuine site of local importance, you could do a lot worse than Troxy.

The 1930s Art Deco music hall has seen various iterations and numerous legendary performances (seriously, look it up, you won't be disappointed).

The huge Grand Hall space is their most cavernous of areas and proves a great option for those wanting a conference in Shoreditch with. a bit of personality.

What's more, venue hire at Troxy comes with an Events Manager who specialises in your kind of event. They’ll be your contact for all planning and on-the-night organisation alongside their operations team, some of the most experienced and talented people in the UK.