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Meeting rooms in Singapore range from Raffles Place boardrooms to bigger function spaces near Suntec City. Book by the hour or by the day, then just walk in and get to work.
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Meeting rooms in Singapore
Most bookable meeting rooms in Singapore sit inside the Central Business District, around Raffles Place, Tanjong Pagar and Suntec City. Hourly rates for a small boardroom start around S$10 per seat, while larger function rooms begin near S$3,000 for a half-day. Naboo lists roughly 320 reception halls and seminar-ready spaces across the city, so your booking usually comes down to location and group size rather than availability.
Finding a meeting room in the CBD
If your team is already downtown, Raffles Place and Tanjong Pagar work well for smaller boardroom bookings. Suntec City and Marina Bay suit larger groups that need breakout rooms alongside a main session. You can usually book a standard boardroom same-day or next-day, though a larger function room for a full-day session is best booked at least a week or two ahead.
What's included
Most meeting rooms in Singapore you can book through Naboo come with high-speed WiFi, a presentation screen and basic AV. Video conferencing equipment and Cisco phones show up at the higher end for hybrid sessions. Catering is typically a separate add-on rather than something bundled in by default.
Why book with Naboo
Comparing conference room rental in Singapore across several providers on your own means setting up separate accounts and chasing quotes from each one. With Naboo, you compare CBD and Marina Bay meeting rooms side by side and settle everything on a single invoice, which saves time when you're booking on short notice.
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Your questions about meeting rooms in Singapore
How much do meeting rooms cost in Singapore?
A small boardroom usually starts from around S$10 per seat per hour, while a larger function room for a half or full day often starts from roughly S$3,000, depending on the district and the AV setup included.
How far in advance should I book a meeting room in Singapore?
You can often book a standard boardroom in the CBD with just a day or two's notice. For a larger function room, especially around Marina Bay or Suntec City, give yourself one to two weeks, particularly during the September to November corporate season.
What size groups can Singapore meeting rooms hold?
Boardrooms typically seat 4 to 12 people, mid-sized rooms hold 15 to 40, and the larger conference and function spaces around Suntec City can scale into the hundreds for a seminar-style session.
How does it work with Naboo?
Tell Naboo your district, group size, date and AV needs, and you'll get matched with meeting rooms in Singapore along with pricing, so you can compare and book without contacting each venue separately.
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