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Meeting rooms average $59 per hour to rent, but it’s easy to spend less or more depending on what you’re looking for. For a space on the smaller side, expect to spend closer to $42, whereas larger venues run about $115 per hour.

The best meeting icebreakers help attendees relax and loosen up without being too awkward. We've all been forced to suffer through a truly cringe-worthy icebreaker at some point or another, right? A good icebreaker should be short, low-stakes, and help the group grow just a little bit closer. Our favorite icebreakers for online meetings include "Meet the Pet"—which is exactly what it sounds like—and "Show Us Your Phone," in which everyone is asked to share the funniest photo they can find on their phone camera. For in-person icebreakers, the classic "Two Truths and a Lie" is always a hit. If you pick a creative local meeting space, try to incorporate the venue into your icebreaker! For some more in-depth ideas, check out our round-up of 12 Creative Icebreaker Ideas for Your Next Meeting.

How to conduct a meeting comes down to having clear objectives and sticking to the agenda. The primary purposes of a meeting are to share information and to collaborate with participants. To that end, have a written agenda for your meeting—at least an informal schedule of the key points you need to address. Engage your participants, and give them the opportunity to ask questions and offer input. Delegate responsibilities and establish clear action items for everyone going beyond the meeting. If you want to really take your meeting skills to the next level, check out these awesome tips and tricks for hosting meetings.

Whether it's an offsite work meeting, a creative brainstorming session, or a meeting with a client, booking a local meeting room can add some extra "wow" factor to your meeting. First, try browsing creative, unique meeting rooms in your area right here on Peerspace. Chances are good that there are some perfect options right in your local area. Second, look into local co-working spaces. Co-working spaces often have meeting rooms you can rent by the hour. Larger coffee shops and hotels sometimes have conference rooms available as well; those these aren't quite as stimulating for your attendees. If you can, choose a space that creates a productive, creative vibe for your attendees—the atmosphere will be more conducive to getting great work done.