Meeting Rooms
Meeting rooms Glasgow
Amazing meeting rooms in the city, Glasgow.
From £18 an hour
Searching for the right meeting rooms Glasgow can be a challenge. So, we’re glad you’re here! At Wizu, we offer the most amazing meeting rooms in the city. Whether you’re meeting with a client or stakeholders or running a training session for employees, we have the meeting space for you.
Why Choose Wizu Workspace Meeting Rooms Glasgow?
At Wizu, we’ve taken extra care to purposely design meeting spaces that are flexible, vibrant, and engaging. Our spaces are perfect for any kind of meeting you have in mind. What’s more, you can expect several benefits when choosing our meeting rooms, including:
Inspiring Spaces
Rather than using just any meeting room, our meeting rooms have been specially designed to create an inspiring space. Why is that important? When you conduct a meeting in an inspiring space, you and everyone in the meeting will feel more energised and creative. Gone is the routine of meeting in an on-site meeting space.
Our Location
Our meeting rooms are also centrally located on Regents Street. We’re only a four-minute walk from Glasgow Queen Street Train Station, and a six-minute walk from Buchanan Bus Station. And if you’re coming by car, we’re a six-minute walk from Concert Square Car Park. What could be better?
Increase Productivity & Focus
When you meet outside of your normal meeting space, watch the productivity and focus soar! Our meeting rooms offer excellent spaces for meeting with remote employees, collaborative teams, and more. You can expect each of our meeting spaces to have space to accommodate your meetings comfortably. In addition, our spaces are designed to increase productivity, focus, and collaboration. You’ll have a successful meeting with our meeting rooms.
Access to Amenities
No matter what type of meeting you’re planning, our meeting spaces provide you with all the amenities you need. We include advanced technology such as superfast Internet connections, presentation equipment, and more.
Cost-Effective Space
When you choose Wizu’s meeting spaces Glasgow, you’ll find we offer a cost-effective, beautiful meeting space like none other. Our spaces provide everything you need, along with a quiet, confidential space where you and your team can work together.
Where are our Glasgow meeting rooms?
Seats
14
Kelvingrove Suite
2 West Regent Street, Glasgow, G2 1RW
- Modern, inspiring design
- Wi-Fi, TV and video conferencing
- Vibrant breakout area
- Coffee machine, tea and filtered water
- Catering options available
- Central location
Seats
6
Stirling Suite
2 West Regent Street, Glasgow, G2 1RW
- Wi-Fi, TV and HDMI
- Comfy breakout areas
- Catering options available
- Central location
- Easy access to local amenities
Seats
12
Glenlee Suite
2 West Regent Street, Glasgow, G2 1RW
- Iconic building
- Spacious design
- Wi-Fi, TV and HDMI
- Modern breakout areas
- Tea, coffee and filtered water
- Central location
Fits
40
Mackintosh Suite
2 West Regent Street, Glasgow, G2 1RW
- Light-filled room
- Large screen
- Barista-style coffee machine
- Flexible furniture
- Wi-Fi and video conferencing
- Catering options available
- Tea and filtered water
What Comes with Our Meeting Spaces Glasgow?
Each of our meeting spaces Glasgow includes the following:
We make sure you have everything needed for your meeting, and it’s all included in one simple fee. You never have to guess at the services our meeting rooms Glasgow include. And you never have to worry about hidden fees.
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What Do You Need for a Productive Meeting?
Meetings can take up much time; if they’re not productive, participants can feel frustrated. They’ve had a large part of their day taken up with a meeting that wasn’t engaging or productive. You can’t blame them for feeling frustrated!
So, we’ve put together some tips to ensure that your next meeting is productive and engaging.
1. Do You Need to Have a Meeting?
Planning effective meetings start with this question—is a meeting really necessary? Everyone is busy, and an unnecessary meeting takes valuable time. That time could be better used in a different way. So, decide if your meeting is truly necessary.
In addition, consider whether your meeting needs to take place in person or via virtual meeting. It may be possible to meet over Zoom or another tool, especially if some participants work remotely. However, most of us are pretty tired of Zoom meetings, so you may want to use a phone call or email instead.
2. Include Only Participants Who Need to Be There
Nothing is worse than an overcrowded meeting. These are usually unproductive because the meetings take longer, and the discussions are rarely on topic.
What’s more, too many people sharing their ideas in a meeting can mean nothing gets done. So, be sure to determine who needs to be at the meeting and avoid inviting everyone.
3. Create & Share the Agenda Before the Meeting
A meeting agenda is crucial to a productive meeting. Creating and sharing the agenda before the meeting allows everyone to ensure that specific details are covered during the event.
Once the agenda has been determined, be sure to send it out to participants at least 24 hours before the meeting. This gives everyone a chance to add their ideas and prepare for the meeting.
4. Have the Right Technology
To ensure the meeting is productive, be sure to arrange the right technology and equipment before the day of the meeting. On the meeting day, it’s a good idea to have everything set up in advance and test each piece of equipment to see if it’s in good working order.
If you find a problem with any of the equipment, be sure this is fixed before the meeting.
5. Start & End the Meeting on Time
Time is valuable for everyone, and no one wants to waste it. It’s essential to respect participants’ time by starting and ending the meeting on time. One way to keep the meeting from going too long is to follow the agenda. You may also want to assign a timekeeper who tracks time and ensures the meeting agenda is followed.
6. Stay on Topic
Following your agenda and staying on topic also ensure the meeting is productive. It’s also a great way to start and end the meeting on time.
To help everyone stay on topic, the timekeeper can redirect participants’ attention back to the main points and ensure a reasonable amount of time is set aside for each topic discussed. Staying on topic keeps your meeting more productive and to the point.
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