16 Top-Rated Corporate Event Spaces in Singapore (by Capacity)
- theassemblysg
- Nov 13
- 20 min read
SOCIOQ @ Macpherson
Whether you’re running a leadership offsite, all-hands, client appreciation night, or team bonding, the quickest way to shortlist a corporate event space is by capacity first. Then filter by budget, vibe and logistics. Here’s a practical list of private spaces grouped exactly by size, with real-world pros/cons and transparent notes where deposits or surcharges often apply.
Caveat: I posed as a potential corporate event space client (in October 2025) to gather this information. But for 100% accurate or latest updated prices, please enquire with the venue providers directly.
In this article, I will walk you through:
Small (up to 40 pax)
1) SOCIOQ @ Kallang (Up to 40 pax)
Why book this space
SOCIOQ @ Kallang is the practical option for companies that just want to run a training, workshop, casting, content day or a small townhall without paying hotel prices. It is already set up for corporate style use, so you do not waste the first 30 minutes rearranging furniture.
The best part?
Cleaning is included in the rate. And there is no security deposit, which is something a lot of event studios still charge! Booking can also be done online so admins can get approval faster.
Rates (weekends, cleaning included, no security deposit)
4 hours, 10am to 6pm: $548
4 hours, after 6pm: $848
9 hours, 2pm to 11pm: $1,398
Rates (weekdays, cleaning included, no security deposit)
4 hours, 10am to 6pm: $448
4 hours, after 6pm: $548
9 hours, 2pm to 11pm: $858
(Readers should still enquire with SOCIOQ for exact date and time slots, because peak period and PH eve rates may differ.)
What I like about SOCIOQ @ Kallang
Price is very transparent and published. You do not need to WhatsApp back and forth to get a quotation.
Cleaning is already factored in so there is no surprise invoice at the end.
No security deposit, which is rare for studios. This makes it easier for corporate finance or for admins who book on behalf of bosses.
City fringe location, so it is not as expensive as CBD but still convenient enough for most teams.
Space looks corporate first, not baby shower first. So your photos and videos will still look professional.
What I do not like about SOCIOQ @ Kallang
Layout is best for one main group. There is not a lot of space for multiple breakout rooms. If your programme needs 3 or 4 breakout groups, you may need to stagger them.
Parking may require a short walk depending on the lot you get.
Though it can run normal corporate presentations well, you should check in advance if you need very heavy AV, filming or hybrid event equipment.
Evening and weekend slots can get taken up fast, because it is an all in rate with cleaning.So you need to book early to secure popular slots.
Getting there
Just a short 6 minutes walk from Kallang MRT
Street parking is available but you might need to walk a distance for sheltered parking.
2) HUONE Singapore (Up to 25 pax)
Why book this spaceHUONE is for teams that want something nicer than the boring boardroom in the office, but still need a proper, serious meeting environment. The rooms are themed and colourful, so it looks more vibrant than your usual hotel meeting room, but at the end of the day it is still meant for workshops, trainings, client meetings and internal reviews. The real value is that F&B and AV are already worked into the packages, so you do not have to settle catering, coffee or projector separately.
Rates (guide)
4 hours: $435 to $957
9 hours: $590 to $1,298
These are for popular rooms like Igloo, Cloud, Nest, Sandbox.
Actual rates may move based on room, time, day and add ons, so readers should still check directly.
What to expect
You will get a private room for the booking duration. It will be nicely painted and branded, and it will have tables, chairs, flipcharts, projector/screen and all the things you need for a proper meeting. Food was decent when we used it previously, so it is not the kind that people skip. But it is still a meeting space. Even if the murals look cheerful, it does not turn into a fun and games venue. It will feel quite similar to using the biggest meeting room in your office, just in a different building, with food included.
What is included
Meeting room for the duration
AV (projector/screen)
Flipcharts/markers
Meals and refreshments as per package
Venue staff support
What I like about HUONE
Integrated F&B and AV make budgeting very straightforward. Finance will know the total quickly.
Very convenient for admins because you do not need to order food from outside or arrange separate coffee breaks since snacks and coffee are included
Located at Clarke Quay so it is actually walkable from MRT, which helps attendance.
What I do not like about HUONE
Prices are still subject to additional service charges, so the final bill will be higher than the headline number.
Rooms are meant for serious sessions. Your team is unlikely to get excited about going there for a fun day.
Because it is per room, per time block, you do not get the freedom of moving around like in a big studio.
Looks good, but it is still a meeting room, so if the objective is engagement or team bonding, there are better choices.
Getting there
Clarke Quay MRT, short walk inside Clarke Quay Central to HUONE.
Plenty of parking in the mall if you are driving.
3) Boardrooms @ N9 (5 to 30 pax)
Why book this space
This one is for when you need a proper business setting and not a lifestyle studio. Think board updates, management meetings, investor chats, interviews with senior candidates, quarterly reviews or discussions where you want everyone to sit up straight. N9 already looks corporate, so the moment your guests arrive it feels like an office, not a party venue. You also do not have to book half a day if you only need 2 to 3 hours.
What to expect
You get a fixed boardroom layout with a central table, good chairs, power points, air conditioning and basic screen or TV for presentations. It is quiet, clean and professional. Because it is an office environment, guests will not be confused about the dress code. It is the kind of room where you can open your laptop and start the meeting straightaway.
Rates (guide)
Typically charged by the hour
Half day and full day packages are usually available
Exact rates depend on the room size and time slot, so readers should enquire directly
What I like about N9 boardrooms
Already looks corporate, so you do not need to dress up the room
Hourly booking means you only pay for what you use
Good option for SMEs and startups that do not want to host important people in a co working pantry
Suitable for hybrid or Zoom calls because the room is enclosed and less echoey than an event loft
What I do not like about N9 boardrooms
Layout is fixed in boardroom style. Not ideal for workshops where you need people to move around.
Not meant for team bonding, content shooting or product launches.
If you need pantry, breakout or waiting area, it may be more limited than a big studio.
Looks serious, which is good for bosses but may feel stiff for creative teams.
4) Meeting Rooms @ JustCo (3-20 pax)
Why book this option
This is the “I just need a room in town for a few hours, don’t make it complicated” choice. Co working spaces like JustCo, and marketplaces like Tagvenue, give you access to many small meeting rooms across Singapore, usually with hourly pricing. It is very good for sales or account managers who meet clients at different places, remote teams flying in, or companies that do not want to bring guests back to their own messy office.
Rates (guide)
Typically $50 to $120 per hour
Price depends on location (CBD is higher), room size and whether AV is included
Some listings have a minimum of 2 hours
GST and booking fees may apply on the marketplace side, so readers should still check the final number
What to expect
You get a clean, functional, fully enclosed meeting room with table, chairs and Wi Fi. Some rooms have TV screens for presentations, some are just for discussions. Because these are shared office buildings, the reception, toilets and pantry are usually decent. You book the slot, go in, do the meeting, and leave. No need to coordinate cleaning.
What I like about Meeting Rooms @ JustCo
Many locations to choose from, especially in CBD, Orchard, Bugis, Paya Lebar
Hourly billing, so very cost efficient for 1 to 3 hour meetings
No need to set up or tear down
What I do not like about Meeting Rooms @ JustCo
Functional, not exciting. There is no event energy. Once the meeting ends, everyone leaves.
Not suitable for team building, video shoots or events that need music.
Some co working centres are quite strict on start/end time, so you cannot always overrun.
Getting there
Most of these meeting rooms are inside office buildings in the city, so they are usually walkable from MRT (Tanjong Pagar, Raffles Place, City Hall, Bugis, Paya Lebar, etc.)
Medium (41–100 pax)
5) SOCIOQ @ MacPherson (Best Value, up to 80 pax)
Why book this space
This is the one that will look nicest in photos. SOCIOQ @ MacPherson is built so you can run a proper corporate agenda first, then switch to a more social vibe without changing venue. The lighting can go from bright and neutral (for training, presentations, townhalls) to warm and cosy (for appreciation, networking, brand content). Rates already include cleaning and there is no security deposit, which makes it very attractive for companies that do not want to argue about post event mess.
Rates (weekends, cleaning included, no security deposit)
4 hours, 10am to 6pm: $748
4 hours, after 6pm: $848
9 hours, 2pm to 11pm: $1,398
Rates (weekdays, cleaning included, no security deposit)
4 hours, 10am to 6pm: $648
4 hours, after 6pm: $748
9 hours, 2pm to 11pm: $1,218
What I like about SOCIOQ @ MacPherson
No security deposit. This is a big one because many lifestyle studios still collect a substantial amount as deposit
Cleaning is already factored in, so you do not have to ask your staff to mop after a corporate event
Space is generous, so even if the headcount increases a bit, it still does not feel cramped.
Lighting can change, so you can take better photos and videos for company socials.
City fringe location, so it is still convenient for most people working in town.
It looks more modern than most industrial event spaces, so it helps your brand.
What I do not like about SOCIOQ @ MacPherson
Parking is available but many lots are unsheltered unless you park at Grantral. Inform guests to bring umbrellas if it rains.
Because of its value based pricing given the size, weekend and evening slots can get booked fast. Corporate planners should try to confirm at least 3 to 4 weeks ahead.
It is one big space, so if your programme needs many private breakout rooms, you will need to stagger the activities.
Getting there
MacPherson is walkable from Tai Seng MRT (13 mins)
Plenty of public parking available within the vicinity. Alternatively, drivers can park at Grantral Mall and walk over if sheltered parking is needed
6) Level Two Space (up to 60 pax)
Why book this space
Level Two Space is the budget friendly pick in the mid size range. It is good for teams that want a nice looking studio in a central-ish location but do not want to pay $800 to $1,400 like the more styled venues. If you are okay to follow house rules and do a bit of housekeeping, the rates are honestly very attractive for Singapore.
What to expect
You get a decent sized studio that can handle small to medium corporate events, shoots, simple trainings and brand sessions. The look is modern enough so your photos will not look cheap. But this is a self cleaning model. There is a refundable deposit and the venue is quite strict about cleaning standards. If your group leaves a mess, or if there is confetti, spillage or vomit, the extra cleaning will exceed the deposit.
Rates (guide)
Weekday 5 hours: $360
Weekday 8 hours: $576
Weekend / Public Holiday 5 hours: $475
Weekend / Public Holiday 8 hours: $760
Refundable deposit: $100
Self cleaning, or $100 to $400+ penalty for issues like confetti or vomit (Users should still check with the venue for exact date, slot and latest rules.)
What I like about Level Two Space
Very competitive pricing for a city fringe studio
Time blocks are practical (5h and 8h)
The look is good enough for corporate teams, agencies and even small content shoots
Works well for companies that already know how to run events and can tell their team to clean up properly
What I do not like about Level Two Space
Within the red light district, not ideal for late night events.
For corporate events, it is unlikely anyone will volunteer to clean. So in reality the $100 deposit may just become part of the cost
You also have to hope the previous group cleaned well. If they did not, you may need to do a quick tidy up when you check in
Getting there
City fringe area, within 10 minutes walk from Jalan Besar MRT
7) HERE (up to 90 pax)
What to expect
HERE is the camera friendly venue in this list. It is a creative, glasshouse style space near Farrer Park MRT, with 3D feature walls, customisable mood lighting and a small stage. Because of that, it works well for brand presentations, townhalls for younger teams, content and shoot days, client appreciation sessions and corporate events that need to look good in photos and IG Stories.
Rates (guide)
Weekday 5 hours: $788
Weekday 9 hours: $988
Weekend 4 hours: $788
Weekend 8 hours: $1,288–$1,488
Refundable deposit: $800
What I like about HERE
Stylish, home style interior that photographs well
Stage and lighting already in, so marketing teams can run programme and shoot on the same day
Central city fringe location, walkable from Farrer Park MRT
What I do not like about HERE
Higher refundable deposit to manage
House rules are tighter than DIY studios, so planners should brief their teams properly
Getting tHERE (pun intended)
City fringe area, within 10 minutes walk from Farrer Park MRT
Enquire HERE
8) 21 & Above (up to 80 pax)
What to expect
21 & Above is a central, all in one event loft for corporate teams that want a slightly fun setting without going full party. Located at 21A Jalan Besar, it is walkable from both Jalan Besar and Rochor MRT, so it is convenient for staff coming from different parts of Singapore. The space is already fitted with a long bar counter, lounge style seating, games such as pool and foosball, a mini theatre or karaoke corner and mood lighting. This makes it easy to run a short meeting, presentation or award segment first, then let everyone stay on for team bonding or casual networking.
Rates (guide)
Weekday 5 hours: $688
Weekday 9 hours: $888
Weekend 4 hours: $888–$988
Weekend 8 hours: $1,188–$1,388
Refundable deposit: $800
What I like about 21 & Above
Central location that is actually walkable from MRT
Spacious floor that can take plenary first and mingling after
Already has games, bar counter and AV so you do not have to bring in many add ons
Versatile for activations and content
What I do not like about 21 & Above
Refundable deposit of $800 to manage
Fixed time blocks make it harder to extend last minute
Getting there
Jalan Besar or Rochor MRT, both walkable.
Enquire with 21&Above here
9) Velvet Affair (up to 80 pax)
What to expect
Velvet Affair is styled in a cosy but premium way with high ceiling, soft lighting and lounge style furniture, so it does not look like a bare industrial unit. It feels like you booked a private bar or lounge. Capacity is about 50 seated or up to 80 standing, which makes it suitable for small townhalls, client appreciation events, team bonding with a short presentation, or product demos where you want the photos to look a bit more classy.
Rates (guide)
Weekend 4 hours: $1,272
Weekend 8 hours: $2,078
Located inside an industrial building, so do remind guests about the exact address and unit
What I like about Velvet Affair
Beautiful interior that makes it feel like you have the whole bar to yourself
Premium boutique vibe without having to book a hotel
About 8 minutes’ walk from Bartley MRT
Parking available in the multi storey carpark inside Novelty Techpoint
What I do not like about Velvet Affair
Price is on the higher side considering it is still an industrial space
It does not give the same corporate feel as a CBD meeting centre
Getting there
Bartley MRT, about 8 minutes’ walk. Parking within the building.
Large (100+ pax)
10) Blackbird (up to 350 pax)
What to expect
Blackbird is for corporate events that should not look like an office. It is inside Gillman Barracks, so the surroundings already have an artsy, creative feel. This makes it suitable for media launches, client appreciation nights, internal brand events, product showcases and networking sessions where you want people to stay, talk and enjoy live music. It is an F&B led venue, so food, drinks and sound system are already on site and you do not have to bring in so many vendors.
Saturday rates (1600 to 2030)
Exclusive indoors: $8,000++
Exclusive outdoors: $4,000++
Entire venue: $9,000++
Saturday rates (1600 to 0100)
Exclusive indoors: $14,000++
Exclusive outdoors: $6,000++
Entire venue: $16,000++
Readers should still enquire with Blackbird for non Saturday slots, corporate packages and full buyouts.
What I like about Blackbird
Atmosphere is the main selling point. Lighting, music setup and interior are already done, so decor can be kept light
Choice of indoor, outdoor or entire venue depending on programme and budget
Good setting for 40 to a few hundred pax type corporate mixers
What I do not like about Blackbird
It is an F&B led venue, so you are tied to their minimum spend. If headcount drops, you still have to hit the spend
Indoor space is built for live music and social vibes, not for quiet training or classroom layouts
Weekend rates are high because Saturdays are popular for F&B
Best to drive or take Grab because it is not near MRT
Getting there
Best to drive or Grab. Surface parking inside Gillman Barrack
11) The Alkaff Mansion (100-500 pax)
What to expect
The Alkaff Mansion is the heritage, impress the client option in this list. It is a restored 19th century colonial bungalow on top of Telok Blangah Hill with European style architecture, verandas and lawn areas, so the venue already looks premium even before you add decor. This makes it very suitable for award nights, C level networking, media launches, year end dinners and events with overseas or VIP guests. The property has multiple usable zones in one location. Level 1 indoor does about 110 pax and the outdoor terrace can take up to around 250 pax. Level 2 hall can take about 240 pax, and if you use the grounds, it can go to around 500 pax. Some of the corporate kits online even state that the mansion can support 700 to 1,000 pax for very large functions, so there is a lot of headroom for bigger events.
Pricing (guide)They generally package venue with F&B. A real example from their corporate proposal reads:
“Based on a group size of 200+ pax, we can work with a minimum entry price of $120++ per pax. This covers food, free-flow non-alcoholic beverages, and exclusive use of UNA restaurant with access to the AV system for a lunch event on Saturday, 10-2.”
This tells us two things:
Pricing is per head, not a flat studio style fee
Exclusive use plus F&B from their in house concepts is the default Readers should still contact the venue for their exact date, time, menu and exclusivity requirements.
What I like about The Alkaff Mansion
It looks premium the moment you arrive. The building itself already creates the wow factor, so decor can be kept light
Many zones in one venue (indoor, terrace, lawn), so you can run reception, main programme and networking separately
In house F&B via 1 Group (UNA, Wildseed) so catering quality and service are predictable
Good for VIP, government, MNC and overseas guests because it does not look like a converted industrial unit
Capacity can scale up well beyond 200 pax when needed
What I do not like about The Alkaff Mansion
It is a very popular wedding venue, so lead time can be long. Six to twelve months ahead is recommended for prime slots
It is on a hill, so it is not the most public transport friendly. Drive or Grab is the realistic transport option for most guests
The look is on the formal and romantic side, so it suits premium corporate events better than casual internal trainings
They do not seem to push venue rental only. It is mostly packaged with their own F&B and AV, so it is harder for companies that want to bring in their own caterer
Getting there
Best to drive or take Grab up Telok Blangah Hill
Free parking is available at Telok Blangah Hill Park carparks 1 and 2
Shuttle bus service can be considered depending on the # of pax and nature of participants
12) Lifelong Learning Institute (up to 250pax)
What to expect
This is the government style, very proper training and seminar venue. It is right next to Paya Lebar MRT (Circle and East West), so it is easy to reach for staff coming from the east, CBD and even the west. The rooms are built for adult learning, not for parties, so you get proper tables, AV, projection, mics and a reception area that actually looks corporate. Very suitable for HR, L&D, government vendors, associations, schools and any company running WSQ style or skills based courses.
Rates (guide)
Event Hall: about $610 per 4 hour block
Full day blocks are available
Pricing is typically straightforward, public sector style, with AV already factored in Readers should still check with LLI for exact hall, day, duration and AV requirements.
What I like about Lifelong Learning Institute
Purpose built training rooms and auditoriums with AV already in, so you do not waste time on setup
Very convenient location at Paya Lebar interchange
Surrounded by malls and F&B so attendees can settle lunch easily
Credible address when dealing with public sector, unions, training partners or adult education programmes
Cost effective for seminars, exams, townhalls and career events
What I do not like about Lifelong Learning Institute
Aesthetics are educational institute level, so event types are naturally limited
Functional look and fixed classroom/seminar setup will discourage most lifestyle or brand events
Not suitable for team bonding with games or big decor because the rooms are lecture / classroom style
Less flexible on timing and room usage compared to private studios
Getting there
Paya Lebar MRT, fully walkable. Plenty of parking in the area.
13) Sky Garden Sentosa (Up to 170 pax)
What to expect
Sky Garden is the rooftop with sea view option in this list. It sits on top of iFly at Siloso Beach, so you get sunset, sea, ships in the background and sometimes fireworks. The venue has an indoor glass pavilion and an outdoor garden terrace, so you can do welcome drinks outside and move everyone inside for programme or dinner. This makes it suitable for corporate anniversary dinners, partner appreciation, media events, product launches and overseas client events where a Sentosa address looks good but you do not want to book a full hotel ballroom. Typical capacity is about 100 to 170 pax depending on layout.
Rates (guide)
Weekday 4 hours: $3,500+
Weekday 8 hours: $5,600+
Weekday 12 hours: $7,350+
Weekend 4 hours: $4,200+
Weekend 8 hours: $6,200+
Weekend 12 hours: $7,350+
All before 10% GST and possible peak surcharges
What I like about Sky Garden Sentosa
Indoor plus outdoor, so even with simple decor the venue already looks premium
Very strong view. Rooftop, sea and sunset is very hard to get in Singapore and will impress guests
Sentosa address works very well for overseas visitors and brand events
AV and event facilities are already onsite
What I do not like about Sky Garden Sentosa
Rates are on the higher side, although it is fair for a rooftop in Sentosa
Not the most accessible. Guests need to get to HarbourFront, take the Sentosa Express to Beach Station and walk about 3 to 5 minutes to iFly
Weather is a real factor. You must budget for a wet weather plan or move in earlier
Better for evening and showcase events than for full day training
Getting there
Sentosa Express to Beach Station, then 3 to 5 minutes’ walk to iFly
Drivers can park at Beach Station carpark, which is very near to the venue
14) Carlton Hotel (up to 200 pax)
What to expect
Carlton is the safe, corporate hotel option in the civic and CBD fringe. It is opposite Raffles City and within walking distance to City Hall, Bras Basah and Esplanade MRT, so it is very convenient for staff, guests and overseas visitors. The hotel has around 13 function rooms plus a proper pillarless ballroom, so it can handle board meetings, trainings, press events and townhalls of about 150 to 200 pax. AV, screens, mics, stationery and coffee breaks are already structured, and you work with a hotel events team.
Pricing (guide)
Full day corporate meeting package: from $95++ per pax
Dinner and Dance or banquet style: from $1,188++ per table of 10 Actual rates will move based on date, day of week, room size and F&B menu, so readers should still check with Carlton.
What I like about Carlton Hotel
Central and respectable address, easy to get internal approval if the budget is reasonable
Proper hotel service: stationery, coffee breaks, AV, signage and IT help are already part of the package
Very good public transport access (City Hall, Bras Basah, Esplanade all walkable) and parking at the hotel or Raffles City
Formal look, suitable for government, banks, MNCs and events with VIPs
What I do not like about Carlton Hotel
Pricing is per pax or per table, so if your attendance drops, the bill does not drop as much
Less flexible on timing compared to studios
Hotel F&B is more expensive and outside food is usually not allowed
Getting there
City Hall, Bras Basah or Esplanade MRT, all walkable.
Parking at hotel/Raffles City.
15) Paradise Now (up to 400 pax)
What to expect
Paradise Now is an eat, drink, play style entertainment venue inside SAFRA Choa Chu Kang that can be adapted for corporate socials, especially for West and North West companies that do not want to travel to town. It already comes with live music, karaoke, darts and you can link it with Sonic Bowl for bowling, so it is very easy to build a full team night around it. Main areas can accommodate about 250 pax seated and up to 400 pax standing depending on setup, so it works for department events, product nights and large staff gatherings.
Price(s): Rates differ by area and programme, venue will quote based on pax.
What I like about Paradise Now
Very easy to plan team bonding because most activities are already part of the venue and the amenities are commercial grade
Suitable for companies with a workforce based in Choa Chu Kang, Bukit Panjang, Tengah and the North West
Complimentary parking tickets for events
Big lifestyle concept so it does not feel cramped even with 200 plus pax
What I do not like about Paradise Now
Sales flow is not very centralised. Enquiries can get passed around and follow ups may be slow
Location is Choa Chu Kang, so it is less attractive for clients and media based in town
Look is more entertainment than corporate, so it is not ideal for formal training, classroom sessions or brand shoots that need a neutral backdrop
Getting there
On site parking at SAFRA CCK
About 7 minutes’ walk from Choa Chu Kang MRT
16) WingsOverAsia — Hangar66 Aviators’ Lounge (up to 370 pax)
What to expect
This is the unique, aviation themed venue in the list. It is inside Seletar Aerospace Park, in an actual hangar, with a full glass view out to the runway and aircraft. For product launches, partner events, high net worth client nights, aviation or transport related events, and anything luxury or tech focused, it will look very on brand. The main lounge is about 6,200 sqft and can take around 300 pax seated and up to about 370 pax standing, which is a lot for a private, non hotel venue of this style.
Prices (guide)
All inclusive buffet: $55 per pax
Minimum 30 pax
Exact space used will depend on final headcount
Venue rental only for Lounge: $3,800 for 4 hoursReaders should still confirm with WingsOverAsia for date, aircraft movements, F&B menu and any surcharges.
What I like about WingsOverAsia
Very rare aviation backdrop with glass to runway and actual aircraft in the hangar
Big, single level hall that can take car launches, townhalls, gala dinners, embassy or government functions
AV, disco lights, projector and bar service already in, so you are not starting from a bare industrial unit
You can arrange F&B through them, so logistics are simpler
What I do not like about WingsOverAsia
Location is Seletar, not CBD, so you must brief guests clearly or arrange transport
Public transport is not friendly. Drive or Grab is the realistic option
Catering is tighter because they strongly prefer their own F&B
Aesthetics are very niche. It looks amazing for aviation or premium events, but for a very formal, neutral corporate seminar you should consider if the theme matches your guests
Getting there
Drive or Grab only. Onsite parking at Hangar66.
Quick Reference List To Choose The Best Private Event Space For Your Needs
Corporate Training/Workshops (≤30 pax): SOCIOQ @ Kallang; HUONE;
Brand Activations / Mid-size (31–100 pax): SOCIOQ @ MacPherson;/HERE; T21 & Above
Large Plenaries (100+ pax): Alkaff Mansion; Sky Garden Sentosa; WingsOverAsia Hangar66.
7 Step Checklist Before Enquiring With Event Spaces
Capacity & layout: Theatre vs cabaret vs cocktail, and whether breakout rooms are required. For most corporate events, a large open area is generally the most flexible.
Tech stack: Multi-mic panels, HDMI/USB-C switching, streaming needs, Wifi. Also check with them what happens if a technical issue arise.
Catering approach: In-house vs preferred caterers. You should do the math and see whether in-house is better. Limited budget? Just go for pizzas.
Logistics: Always take notes of public transport options, loading bay, lifts & parking. Also do take note that you have delegated who brings what to the rest of your planning crew.
Hidden Charges: Deposits, cleaning/overrun fees, staircase fee from caterers (mostly for shophouses).
Brand fit: Pick a venue that matches your event personality. Also plan the event line-up first so that you have a better idea of what you would like.
Weather Proof: Is your venue indoor or outdoor? Do you have a back-up option in the event of poor weather?
If you are looking for an event space with under 100 pax, why not start with submitting an enquiry here. We will be happy to recommend you our best venue based on your needs.
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