Rent an offsite space in Chicago, IL

Even the best laid-out office plan may not be able to incorporate your upcoming event. Especially if most of the rooms in the building are in use and your event demands space for hundreds of attendees. So why not take your corporate meeting or event offsite?
Doing so ensures your event won't disrupt the everyday goings on of your business. Offsite locations come in a wide range of sizes, settings, and locations, with amenities and budgets to fit any event concept. Whether you're looking for an event hall to hold a software training at, a new employee onboarding, or a rooftop executive conference with cocktail service, Chicago has all of these choices and more besides.

Internet access is more important than ever in today's hyper connected world. Instant media sharing, fast access to new information, and wireless communication are not only useful but expected of any meeting location.
The most well connected venues tend to be tech-savvy ones like coworking spaces. For a meeting you'll need to look into renting an office or conference room, which come in hourly and daily rates. These rooms tend to be moderate in size, offering space for up to 100 guests but it depends on the coworking space in question.
For larger events, seek out private offsite meeting rooms in Chicago. Libraries, hotels, event halls, and museums offer a good balance of connectivity and quiet. Smaller museums and art galleries may even include the entire venue in your rental. Granting guests the option to enjoy the grounds in between meeting events or in the evening.
When holding a meeting for guests coming from out of state, we recommend looking into offsite meeting locations near O'Hare airport in Chicago. Travelers may find the public transportation system of the city daunting. And parking in any major city can be difficult to navigate, not to mention expensive. A quick taxi or Uber is all that's needed to arrive at an offsite meeting location near the airport.

Breakout rooms enhance the flow of an offsite meeting by giving attendees places to discuss the presentation and any new ideas. Isolation from the main event ensures the pace isn't interrupted. Not to mention the lack of distractions that a room isolated from hundreds of other chatting people allows for. When selecting your offsite meeting location, make it clear that you'll need additional rooms for breakout sessions. An entire wing or floor of a downtown Chicago office building provides the perfect space for an offsite meeting, breakout rooms included. As do libraries, which usually have smaller, sound-insulated study rooms that can be dedicated to breakout sessions.