Small meeting rooms for 2 to 5 people in Barcelona
Large rooms get advertised more, but most meetings booked by the hour involve three or four people. A small room solves one very specific problem: you need a door that closes, for an hour or two, somewhere the other person can easily reach.
What people use them for
- Job interviews. Meeting a candidate in a café is awkward for both sides, and meeting at your own office is not always discreet. A neutral room solves both.
- Client meetings. Particularly if you work from home and would rather not give out your home address, or if you are going to show figures.
- Tutoring and private lessons. A table, a board and quiet.
- Coaching, mentoring and consulting sessions. Where confidentiality is part of the service.
- Important video calls. An interview or a viva you cannot take with background noise and a kitchen behind you.
- Partner meetings. When none of the parties can hold the conversation in their own office.
What to look at in a small room
In a 15 m² room the details matter more than in a large one:
- The table. A round table for four or five works far better than a narrow rectangular one: nobody ends up at the head and the conversation distributes itself.
- The light. If you are taking a video call, look at where the light comes from. A window behind you turns you into a silhouette.
- Sound insulation. Ask what is on the other side of the wall. For an interview or a confidential session this matters more than the projector.
- The minimum booking. This is what most inflates the cost of a short meeting. A venue at €12/h with a two-hour minimum is dearer than one at €15/h with no minimum, if you only need an hour.
What it costs
Rooms for small groups in Barcelona generally sit between €12 and €25 an hour, depending on the area and on whether membership is required.
Reference rates change often. Always confirm the current price before booking.
When comparing, work out the real total: rate × minimum hours + VAT. That is the number you pay.
Our small room
At WorkSpace.Cat the small room is 15 m² for up to five people, with a round table, flip chart, air conditioning and wifi.
| Booking | Total excl. VAT | Works out at |
|---|---|---|
| 2 people, 1 h | €20 (minimum) | €20/h |
| 2 people, 2 h | €22 | €11/h |
| 4 people, 2 h | €26 | €13/h |
| 5 people, 3 h | €37 | €12.33/h |
The rate is €9/h for the room plus €2 per person, a one-off charge. You can book a single hour; the minimum charge per booking is €20, because opening up and preparing the space costs the same however long you stay.
Access to the shared area is included — sofa, coffee machine and microwave — which is useful for waiting between one interview and the next. There is an accessible toilet and step-free access for people with reduced mobility.
We are at Avinguda de Mistral 40, five minutes from Plaça d’Espanya and ten from Sants. We open at any hour by prior arrangement: call, email or WhatsApp us.
FAQ
What does a small room cost for one hour in Barcelona?
Rooms for two to five people generally run from €12 to €25 an hour. At WorkSpace.Cat the 15 m² room is €9/h plus €2 per person, with a €20 minimum per booking, excluding VAT.
Can you book just one hour?
At WorkSpace.Cat, yes. Many venues apply a two-hour minimum, so it is worth asking: it changes the real cost of a short meeting considerably.
Is it suitable for job interviews?
It is one of the most common uses. A neutral, closed room saves you from meeting someone in a café or at the office where they still work, and makes the process look more serious.