Meeting room hire in Melbourne’s legal precinct.
Hire a meeting, mediation or boardroom a few minutes from the Supreme, County and Federal Courts. By the hour or the day, no membership needed, from $45 an hour.

Court tomorrow, and need a place to prepare?
You went out on your own to practise law, not to host clients at a cafe or apologise for the home office. When you’ve got a hearing or a client meeting, book a professional room minutes from court, by the hour, and look established from day one.
Client meetings in cafés don’t match the business you’re building.
A hearing across town and nowhere to prep or meet first.
Working from home, but some days you need a room with a door that stays closed.
Rooms built for legal work, minutes from court.

Two Melbourne locations in the legal precinct
456 Lonsdale Street sits on the William Street legal precinct, a short walk from the Supreme Court (210 William St), County Court (250 William St) and the Federal Court at the Commonwealth Law Courts (305 William St).
385 Bourke Street, Level 33, is an easy walk to the courts, with the views to match. Trams at the door.

A room set up for legal work
Acoustically treated for privacy, plug-and-play AV, fast secure wifi, printing and document witnessing available, and in-house IT if the screen won’t behave five minutes before a mediation. Reception and document support billable to the matter, not your overheads.

Book the way you work
By the hour, by the day, or a 15-minute reservation online. No membership, no lock-in, no setup fee. Members get discounted rates, but anyone can book.
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“We moved to Clarence in Melbourne about 3 years ago and they have been absolutely terrific. We’re still really proud showing clients and friends the space. More than that, the people at Clarence are wonderful to work with.”
“As the mother of a young child, Clarence has supported me not only as a sole practitioner, but in my growth when I was ready to expand my team. The flexibility and support make it possible to work on my own terms and still have a successful career.”
Where are your Melbourne meeting rooms?
Two CBD buildings in the legal precinct: 456 Lonsdale Street and 385 Bourke Street, both a short walk from the Supreme, County and Federal Courts.
Can I hire a room without a membership?
Yes. Book any room by the hour or the day, online, with no membership or lock-in. Members get discounted rates, but anyone can book.
How much does it cost to hire a meeting room?
Rooms from $45 an hour, day rates from $295. Boardrooms and mediation-ready rooms up to 40 people. Full price list on each room.
Can I hire a room for a mediation?
Yes. Book a main room with breakout space close to court, set up for a confidential, professional session.
How do I book?
Through the online reservation system, in slots from 15 minutes up to a full day. Pick the building and room that suits and book on the spot.
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