Acme Works
Niagara · Toronto
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Why meet in Niagara:
Niagara Street cuts diagonally between Queen West and Wellington, so a meeting here reads creative rather than corporate: design studios, agencies and film crews work the surrounding blocks. Take the group to Trinity Bellwoods or an Ossington table after.
Find the perfect conference room in Niagara:
Acme Works, at 229 Niagara St, books Meeting Room 3 for ten on a board day, Meeting Rooms 1 and 2 for eight on a workshop or client review, and day offices for two to six when you are running interviews back to back.
Getting your attendees to Niagara:
Union is a short streetcar ride east along King, Pearson about 25 minutes by car, with taxi drop-off on Niagara.
Questions about meeting in Niagara
Croissant lists 10 conference rooms in Niagara, Toronto, including Acme Works, every one booked by the hour and paid per booking.
Conference rooms in Niagara, Toronto start at 40 CAD an hour; most are between 40 CAD and 60 CAD an hour, and the largest run to 60 CAD. You pay per booking, by the hour, with no membership.
Conference rooms in Niagara seat 2 to 10 people: 7 seat up to 6 and 3 seat 7 to 12. Filter the list by seats to see the ones that fit.
Agencies, post-production houses and the startup offices over in Liberty Village sit close enough that a pitch or a client review fills the room with people who walked there. Out-of-town attendees can land at Billy Bishop and be on Niagara Street in minutes, and colleagues coming from the west end get off at Exhibition. Put the company on one Croissant account and any team member can book conference rooms in Niagara at Acme Works against a shared budget.