A meeting room in Jerusalem, by the hour
₪70 for the first hour for up to 3 people, ₪150 for up to 8, VAT included. A closed room with a large screen, a projector and a video-call camera. See what's free online and book, no membership.
Rates
If you book by the hour, you never pay more than the morning, afternoon or full-day price your hours fit in. Prices include VAT.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Up to 3 people | |
| First hour | ₪70 |
| Each additional hour | ₪50 |
| Morning (until 11:55) | ₪200 |
| Afternoon and evening (12:00 to 07:00 next morning) | ₪250 |
| Full day | ₪350 |
| 4 to 8 people i | |
| First hour | ₪150 |
| Each additional hour | ₪100 |
| Morning (until 11:55) | ₪400 |
| Afternoon and evening (12:00 to 07:00 next morning) | ₪500 |
| Full day | ₪700 |
How the hourly price compares
| Provider | Room | Per hour, incl. VAT |
|---|---|---|
| OfficeOurs (us), 6 Kiryat HaMada | Up to 3 people | ₪70 first hour, then ₪50 |
| OfficeOurs (us), 6 Kiryat HaMada | 4 to 8 people | ₪150 first hour, then ₪100 |
| Regus Har Hotzvim, 3 Kiryat HaMada | 4 seats | from ₪176 |
| Spaces Jerusalem | Not published | from ₪176 |
| HQ Givat Shaul, Kanfei Nesharim 68 | Up to 8 people | ₪218 (listed price) |
Regus and HQ list their prices before VAT and Spaces does not say, so we added 18% VAT to all three to compare like for like. Prices were checked on 08/11/2026 and may change.
How do I rent a meeting room in Jerusalem?
OfficeOurs, at 6 Kiryat HaMada in Har Hotzvim, near KSP, has a meeting room for rent in Jerusalem with no membership and no contract: a closed room with eight chairs, a large screen, a projector and a video-call camera. Rent it by the hour, half day or full day, and book online. The first hour costs ₪70 for up to 3 people and ₪150 for up to 8, VAT included.
Why book here
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Price and availability up front
See what's free and what it costs, VAT included, before you open an account. No form, and no waiting for a reply.
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Evenings and past midnight
Book from Saturday night at 21:00 until Friday at 13:00.
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Pay for the time you book
After the first hour, add time in five-minute steps and pay only for that time.
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Open or filtered internet
Two wi-fi networks, and you choose. The login details come in your booking confirmation email.
Who books it
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Client meetings
For the client who would rather meet at an address than in a café: a closed room in Jerusalem's technology park, with free parking down the road.
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Job interviews, in person or on Zoom
A separate room with a closed door, instead of a café or your living room.
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Workshops and training
A small group, your slides on the big screen, and everyone around one table.
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Team days
For a team that works remotely and meets now and then. A morning, an afternoon or a full day, at a fixed price.
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Video calls with people elsewhere
A video-call camera, so the colleague abroad sees the room, not a laptop lid.
What's in the room
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A table for eight
A meeting table with eight chairs around it, and a window.
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A large screen and a projector
For a presentation, a spreadsheet everyone needs to see, or a contract you go through line by line.
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A video-call camera
For the people who join from somewhere else.
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Internet you can check
Wi-fi in the room. Internet availability is measured around the clock, and the numbers are public on the service status page (link at the bottom of this page).
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A door that closes
A private room, not a table in an open space.
Looking for an office by the hour?
Yes. One person can book the meeting room by the hour, to work quietly behind a closed door: a table, a screen and Wi-Fi. For one person the up-to-3 rate applies: ₪70 for the first hour and ₪50 for each additional hour, VAT included.
Working here regularly? A desk by the day or the month may suit you better. Desk prices are on the prices page.
Need a training room or a small course room for one day?
Yes. Our meeting room in Har Hotzvim, Jerusalem, suits a training session, a workshop or a short course for up to eight people: one table, your slides on the large screen or the projector. Rent it for an hour, a morning, an afternoon or a full day, even just once. No membership, no contract: see what's free and book online.
How booking works
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Pick a date and time
See what's free and what it costs before you sign in. You can book up to a month ahead.
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Sign in and pay
Sign in, or create an account with your email, and pay online. No membership and no contract. The minimum is one hour. After that, add time in five-minute steps and pay only for what you book.
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Come in
At 6 Kiryat HaMada, look for the glass door with our logo. The room is yours for the time you booked. The door code is on your account page once you have booked.
Hours, getting here and parking
The room can be booked from Saturday night at 21:00 until Friday at 13:00, evenings included. The minimum is one hour, and a booking can run past midnight. The front desk is staffed Sunday to Thursday, 11:00 to 13:00.
We are at 6 Kiryat HaMada St (also written Kiryat Mada), Har Hotzvim, near KSP. From Ramat Eshkol, Zayis Raanan, Ramat Shlomo or Ramot it is a few minutes' drive. There is free parking down the road, and paid parking behind the building. Here early? We wrote about where to wait before a meeting in Har Hotzvim.
The location page has the map and directions, and the gallery shows the room and the entrance as they are.
Before you book
What does the meeting room cost?
Up to 3 people: ₪70 for the first hour and ₪50 for each additional hour. 4 to 8 people: ₪150 and ₪100. Prices include VAT.
Can I rent the room for a single day?
Yes, no membership needed. A full day is ₪350 for up to 3 people and ₪700 for 4 to 8, VAT included. You can also book just a morning, until 11:55 (₪200 or ₪400), or an afternoon and evening, from 12:00 (₪250 or ₪500).
Do I need a membership to book?
No. Anyone can book the room by the hour, the half day or the full day. If you rent a desk or office by the month, you get one free hour each calendar month for each desk. After that you pay ₪50 an hour for up to three people and ₪100 an hour for four to eight. A Virtual Office also includes one free hour a month. Every plan is on the prices page.
How many people does the room seat?
Eight. The price depends on the size of the meeting: one rate for up to three people, and another for four to eight.
What can I use the room for?
Work meetings, interviews, training and video calls. The room is for business use only: no parties and no watching games. Why a meeting room and not a café?
Can I use the kitchen?
Yes. While the room is yours, the kosher kitchen on your side (men's or women's) is open to you too, no membership needed. Questions about the kitchen? WhatsApp us.
How do I get in when the front desk is closed?
The front desk is staffed Sunday to Thursday, 11:00 to 13:00. At other times, you come in with the door code from your account page.
Is the meeting room set up for video conferencing?
Yes. The meeting room in Har Hotzvim, Jerusalem, has a video-call camera, a large screen and a projector, so the people joining from elsewhere see the room and your slides. Plug your laptop in by HDMI or USB; we supply the cables. The wi-fi is open or filtered, and the internet availability figures are public. There is no whiteboard.
Is there parking?
Yes. There is free parking down the road, and paid parking behind the building.
Can I cancel?
Yes, any time before the booking starts, through the booking system. The money comes back less a handling fee of 5% of the booking, up to ₪100. Once the booking has started, it can't be cancelled. A card refund can take up to seven business days to reach your bank.
Do I get a tax invoice?
Yes. Prices include VAT, and a tax invoice is issued for every payment.
A meeting room in Har Hotzvim: ₪70 for the first hour for up to 3 people, ₪150 for up to 8.
Check the times that are free and book online. No membership needed. Cancel any time before the booking starts, less a handling fee of 5% (up to ₪100).
Har Hotzvim on your letterhead, for ₪100 a month
The address of your meeting can also be the one on your website, your invoices and your business cards. Post that arrives is photographed every Sunday.