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Fully-equipped, professional standard meeting rooms have proved to be essential commodities that enable corporates, small businesses and freelancers to entertain clients and hold team meetings in private settings. Renting Pay-As-You-Go meeting rooms near you with BluDesks can have a positive impact on your business without the expense of hiring an office space.

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Hybrid working has transformed the way companies operate now, and allow businesses to inject capital into other areas of operations. With professional facilities at dedicated business centres, you can project your business and protect your capital.

Not only that, but flexible workspaces also give you the opportunity to hire meeting space as and when you require. This gives you the ability and the flexibility to hold team meetings whenever you require and entertain clients in modern and sophisticated surroundings.

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Not every business professional needs physical premises to run their enterprise from. However, at some point, most professionals need to hold meetings with clients and prospects in order to grow their business.

Hiring a private meeting room in a modern and fully-functioning office builds a positive appearance around your company that creates a good impression with your clients and can even make your start-up appear bigger and more successful than you actually are - yet!

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BluDesks offer a wide range of small meetings rooms that are big enough to hold presentations or deliver staff training. Our private meeting rooms are fully-equipped with wide-screen TVs, AV facilities, whiteboards, free wi-fi and various sockets.

Whether you rent shared office space full-time, part-time or at no time, you can hire the best meeting rooms using our flexible booking options. All you have to do is download the BluDesks app and search for meeting rooms near you whenever you need privacy to speak with employees and clients.

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Hiring meeting rooms in hotels can be expensive for a lot of businesses. Whether you need to rent large or small meeting rooms, BluDesks enable you to reduce your overheads and book private meeting rooms all over the globe.

We have signed up with multiple partners, so no matter where you are in the world, you can hire private meeting rooms near you and only pay for meeting rooms when you use them. With access to the best meeting rooms near you, signing up to BluDesks is a smart business move.


Frequently Asked Questions about Meeting Rooms

What is a meeting room?

A meeting room is a designated space designed for individuals or groups to gather and discuss ideas, conduct meetings, and collaborate on projects. It typically features a table, chairs, a whiteboard or projector screen, and other amenities to facilitate effective communication and collaboration. Meeting rooms are essential for businesses, organisations, and educational institutions to enable productive interactions and ensure efficient workflow.

 

What is the difference between a meeting room and a conference room?

The terms "meeting room" and "conference room" are often used interchangeably, but there are some subtle distinctions between the two.

Meeting rooms are typically smaller, more informal spaces designed for smaller groups of people to gather for short meetings or discussions. They typically have a table, chairs, and basic amenities like whiteboards or projector screens. Meeting rooms are often used for quick brainstorming sessions, team meetings, or individual project discussions.

Conference rooms are larger, more formal spaces designed for larger groups of people to conduct more formal meetings or presentations. They typically have a larger table, more chairs, and upgraded amenities like presentation equipment, audio-visual systems, and high-end whiteboards. Conference rooms are often used for board meetings, client presentations, or training sessions.

 

What makes a good meeting room?

A good meeting room should be designed to facilitate effective communication, collaboration, and productivity. Here are some of the key elements that make a good meeting room:

Size and layout:

  • The size of the meeting room should be appropriate for the number of people who will be attending. A room that is too small will feel cramped and uncomfortable, while a room that is too large will make it difficult for people to hear each other.
  • The layout of the meeting room should be conducive to interaction. A round table or U-shaped table can help to encourage eye contact and discussion, while a traditional rectangular table can make it easier for people to see presentations.
  • The room should have enough space for people to move around and take notes. There should be enough chairs for everyone who will be attending the meeting, and there should be ample space for people to stand up and walk around.
Amenities:
  • The meeting room should have a whiteboard or projector screen. This will allow people to share information and presentations.
  • The room should have good lighting and ventilation. People should be able to see clearly and feel comfortable in the room.
  • The room should be equipped with a phone, speakerphone, and basic audio-visual equipment. This will allow people to make calls, connect with remote participants, and present multimedia content.
Audio-visual equipment:
  • The meeting room should have a high-quality projector or display. The projector should be bright enough to be seen clearly by everyone in the room, and the display should be large enough to accommodate the presentation content.
  • The meeting room should have a good sound system. The sound system should be able to project the audio from the presenter's computer or phone clearly to everyone in the room.
  • The meeting room should have a wireless presentation system. This will allow people to connect their laptops or tablets to the projector or display without the need for cables.
Technology integration:
  • The meeting room should have access to Wi-Fi. This will allow people to connect their laptops, tablets, and phones to the internet.
  • The meeting room should have a screen-mirroring function. This will allow people to share their screens with the rest of the group.
  • The meeting room should have a digital whiteboard. This will allow people to write and draw on the screen using their fingers or styluses.
Environmental factors:
  • The temperature of the meeting room should be comfortable. People should not feel too hot or too cold.
  • The noise level in the meeting room should be low. People should be able to focus on the meeting without being distracted by noise.
  • The meeting room should have good air quality. People should not be able to smell any strong odours.
Accessibility:
  • The meeting room should be accessible to people with disabilities. There should be ramps, lifts, and other accommodations for people with mobility impairments.
  • The meeting room should have ample lighting and signage. People should be able to see clearly and find their way around the room.
  • The meeting room should have a designated hearing loop system. This will allow people with hearing impairments to hear the presentation clearly.
By incorporating these elements, you can create a meeting room that is conducive to effective communication, collaboration, and productivity. This will help ensure that your meetings are productive, engaging, and memorable.

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