Rent the perfect meeting room in Chelsea

This Chelsea meeting room is beautiful both inside and out, with lovely decor and views of the NYC skyline. The Invent Room on the 4th floor of the Kimpton Hotel Eventi seats 14 people boardroom-style, 35 reception-style, 44 theater-style, and 32 banquet-style, and is well-suited for presentations and conferences.

The Invent Room offers high-speed wifi, AV equipment, natural lighting, and couches to help meetings run both smoothly and comfortably. Walk 5 minutes to catch the subway at 28 St. or 3 minutes for the bus at Ave. of The Americas/W 27 St.

Brick walls and an oversized bookshelf make for a beautiful backdrop to the Boardroom at SECOND Floor. The 550-square-foot boardroom can comfortably accommodate 25 guests seated, 35 reception-style, and 50 theater-style.

Arguably the best part of this Chelsea meeting room is the floor-to-ceiling windows that bring in natural light and offer views of the plaza. The meeting room benefits from AV equipment, is great for video conferencing and presentations, and has easy access to transport links via the 33 St. and 28 St. subway stations which are less than a 5-minute walk away.

Easily go from work mode to lounge mode with comfortable seating, sit-stand desks, and a sliding glass wall. Located near the 28 St. subway station, Moxy offers two meeting rooms located in the second-floor lobby that can fit 10 or 16 guests for an intimate meeting or a larger presentation.

Wifi and AV equipment are available upon request at these Chelsea meeting rooms. Catering from TAO Group and Francesco Panella is available for an additional cost.

Conveniently located six minutes from the Hudson Yards subway station, Unarthodox is a meeting space within a historical gallery building. This beautiful 1200-square-foot space accommodates 24 people in a U-shape layout, 50 boardroom-style, 60 theater-style, and 65 standing.

The hourly rate starts at $250 with a discounted rate available for full-day bookings. Whiteboards, flipcharts, AV equipment, and wifi are all available at this Chelsea meeting room.

Located 10 minutes from Penn Station, this Chelsea meeting room is a perfect location for super-commuters. VillageOneArt’s 4th-floor meeting room offers a variety of seating options including a boardroom table, a high-top table with bar stools, and plush chairs, so you can work any way you like.

This office space has a capacity for 10 people and includes wifi, a projector, flipcharts, and a printer for brainstorming sessions, team meetings, and client meetings.

Made to encourage a blend of work and play, the Mondo Suite at the Moxy Hotel in Chelsea is an industrial-style space that can host meetings by day and cocktail parties by night. Set on the 32nd floor, the double-height 18-foot-ceiling and industrial-loft-style window wall offers plenty of natural light and views of the Empire State Building. The meeting room can host 20 people boardroom-style, but can also be styled in a U-shape for less, and includes a TV screen for presentations or hybrid functions.

After your meeting, you can transform the space into a cocktail reception area and make use of the wet bar and full kitchen, or head downstairs to the Moxy’s Fleur Room to celebrate a hard day’s work. The Mondo Suite can also be booked with 1 or 2 adjoining king bedrooms.

Designed for younger travelers, Motto focuses on communal spaces with character. The hotel is decorated with kaleidoscopic art, brass and chrome details, and colorful rugs throughout, and welcomes those working remotely or casually with colleagues. The Motto Commons is a public space designed for more laid-back work sessions, and you can book the communal table for up to 12 colleagues. For larger meetings, you can book the entirety of the Lulla restaurant for up to 40 banquet-style. Lulla also offers meeting catering, and you can order delicious pasta from their Italian-American menu or shareable dishes like burrata and focaccia to pick on while you work.

Set inside the original general manager’s office, the Hotel Chelsea’s Tea Room is a sight to behold. With an original fireplace, fresco-style ceiling art, and artwork nodding to its former guests, this Chelsea meeting room offers a unique work experience that’ll have your eyes wandering in awe. Its street-facing windows let in plenty of natural light for daytime meetings, and prix-fixe menus are available to combine your event with private dining.

The Tea Room at the Hotel Chelsea accommodates 20 seated guests boardroom-style.

Gansevoort Hotel offers the best of Downtown Manhattan: you’ll find an omakase restaurant with Empire State views, a laid-back cocktail bar evoking a Mediterranean villa, a 70s speakeasy with live DJs… and yes, there’s also an executive boardroom. It’s sophisticated and functional, so you can experience a bit of normality before heading to one of the several party spaces for after-work drinks with colleagues.

The Gansevoort Executive Boardroom can accommodate from six to 20 seated guests, with a lounge space for breakouts or pre-function chats. With two TVs (85 and 55-inch LED), a Neat Bar Pro Video Conferencing System, high-speed internet access and a surround sound system, you can rest easy knowing the A/V is taken care of.

For larger events and meetings, the Executive Board Room can be booked inc conjunction with The Loft, which can host up to 50 guests in a classroom setting for presentations and panels, including an 8x8 stage, podium, wireless microphones, and a 150” projection screen.

With it’s dramatic downtown views and mid-century modern interiors, The Standard is a Chelsea institution. From a funky German-inspired beer garden to a top floor nightclub, this hotel hosts some of the city’s most high profile events and bashes, big or small. Despite what you might expect, you’ll also find some practical workspaces that are just as stylish.

The Garden Rooms are airy meeting spaces that can be combined into one large space for up to 30 guests boardroom-style, or into two spaces to include a breakout room or social reception area and workspace. It leads out into the Biergarten, which is beneath the High Line itself and is a perfect place to get some fresh air or enjoy a mid-meeting meal.

For a more formal setting, the Standard’s Wine Room is a banquet-style meeting and dining space ideal for impressing that special out-of-town client. You’ll find a completely private space for up to 20 seated guests, accompanied by impressive vintage wine selections and a meeting menu with everything from breakfast to late-night snacks and cocktails.