Meeting room for rent on Bonhill Street, The City of London
Meeting room glass room up to 6 people - Bonhill Street, London
Looking for the perfect meeting room for your team? P3 is the ideal hideaway for up to 6 people. It’s our go-to for relationship building sessions like interviews and small workshops.
CAPACITY 6 PEOPLE
COST
£15+VAT AN HOUR MEMBERS, £20+VAT AN HOUR NON MEMBERS
P3 is a fully equipped audio-visual conference room with a 50″ Samsung 4K smart TV, Meetup video/audio conferencing facilities (plug’n’play on any conferencing platform) and whiteboard.
P3 contains a whiteboard, secure and fast Wi-Fi, specialist teas and Caravan coffee bookable via our app, and the use of our printers and kitchen facilities. And our friendly Community team is on standby to help with all the additional q’s.
- Natural Light
- TV/Projector
- Audio Equipment
- Whiteboards / Flipchart
- You’ll also access to our kitchen for free tea and coffee, our shower facilities & phone booths for individual calls.
Facts & Facilities
Approximately a 6 minutes walk is needed to get from the meeting venue to the subway station. The meeting room is a part of the sustainable environment. The car charging station lies 183 m away. Local tenants often do shopping at the nearest supermarket, located 396 m away from the meeting room. The meeting space is a pet-friendly venue. The conference room goes furnished and ready for use.
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Location
6-8 Bonhill Street, EC2A 4BX The City of London
The 6-8 Bonhill Street meeting room is a solid solution for your business events just 900 m away from the city centre. The city's population of 7375 testifies to its image of a reliable ground for conducting important business meetings. Another fact that testifies to the diverse nature of the district is the presence of Barbican Cinemas 2 & 3 in 546 m from the meeting room.
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