Meeting room pricing in Seoul
Seoul offers 45 bookable meeting rooms with day rates starting at ₩113,128. Rooms accommodating three to four people in Jongno and Itaewon begin at this floor price, such as CM201 at Regus Seoul, Itaewon Bluesky (from ₩113,128 per day) and CM 402 at HQ Seoul, Point 23 (from ₩120,168 per day). Mid-sized spaces for five to six guests typically cost around ₩158,380 daily, found across several districts. Larger setups push prices upward — MR-02/MR-03 at Regus Seoul, Hanol Tower seats up to 16 and is priced at ₩306,201 per day. The bulk of the city's inventory is split between small rooms (12 spaces for up to four people) and medium rooms (13 venues for five to ten people), with an additional 10 rooms designed for training or larger gatherings. Pricing reflects both capacity and district positioning, though no single premium multiplier dominates the market.
Bookable districts and accessibility
Meeting space sits in neighbourhoods including Jongno, Gangnam, Itaewon, and Yeouido. Regus Seoul, Hanol Tower in Jongno lies 343 meters from Jongno 3-ga subway station, while HQ Seoul, Point 23 stands 427 meters from Euljiro 1(il)-ga. Regus Seoul, Itaewon Bluesky is located 878 meters from Itaewon station and roughly 2.6 kilometres from Yongsan transit hub. Venues near central transport nodes offer faster metro connections — rooms in Jongno and adjacent areas place you within a few hundred meters of multiple subway lines. Gangnam and Apgujeong districts also host workspace clusters, though those fall outside the dataset provided here. Seoul's subway network makes most business districts reachable within a single transfer.
Room capacity and typical usage
Small meeting rooms for one to four people make up 12 of the 45 total spaces. These handle client pitches, team stand-ups, and remote calls. Rooms seating five to ten people account for another 13 units and suit internal workshops or partner briefings. Ten rooms cater to groups of 11 to 20 — practical for training sessions or quarterly reviews. The same number accommodates 21 or more attendees, though several entries in that segment appear mismatched by capacity data. MR-02/MR-03 in Jongno is the largest confirmed option for 16 guests. Smaller boardrooms dominate real-world supply because turnover remains higher and hourly bookings easier to fill than extended full-day reservations.
Standard equipment and extras
Wi-Fi, a screen or TV, and a paperboard are included in the daily hire. Still water — fountain or bottle — comes free at point of use. Most locations (roughly 80 per cent of venues) staff a reception desk during business hours. Printer access follows a pay-per-copy model. Coffee machines and common areas are shared with the wider building. Phone booths appear in approximately 70 per cent of sites when not occupied. Catering requires 48 hours' notice and is arranged through the local operator; breakfast, lunch, coffee service, and sweet breaks can be ordered directly via the platform. Parking is sometimes available as a paid extra, though availability varies by building.
Booking and cancellation terms
Same-day bookings appear in search results when the operator releases the slot — no universal cutoff hour applies. Minimum booking duration is one hour. Payment happens instantly at checkout using credit or debit card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Klarna. Cancellation terms are country-specific and visible before you confirm; refunds process automatically when eligible, and a credit note is generated for your records. Email confirmation arrives immediately after payment. Around 70 per cent of spaces generate an invoice within minutes, while the rest follow within hours. You can extend bookings or request extras after confirming, depending on the venue. Invoices include VAT details for corporate expense claims.
Timing, demand patterns, and hours
Standard access runs from 09:00 to 17:00; some sites allow extended hours until 22:00. You must arrive before the venue's closing time. Mondays and Tuesdays see the heaviest booking volume, while Fridays are quieter across the network. Those patterns are informational only — no guaranteed availability or dynamic pricing applies. Hourly hire offers flexibility when calendars shift, and the 40 per cent discount on day rates versus hourly pricing adds up for longer sessions. Same-day slots vanish fast on peak mornings, so early search improves choice. One account works worldwide, letting you book in Seoul today and switch to another city tomorrow without re-registering.
