Committee 1 & 2
28 guests max
35 Robinson Road, Singapore
A boutique meeting facility at the crossroads of Singapore's CBD, Committee 1 & 2 offers private, bookable conference rooms within a premium co-working environment on Robinson Road. With a combined capacity for up to 28 guests, this property caters specifically to the professional who needs a polished, distraction-free setting without the overhead of a full hotel ballroom booking. The two rooms can be reserved independently or together, making the space adaptable for intimate board briefings, focused workshops, and training sessions where privacy and productivity are equally non-negotiable.
Committee 1 and Committee 2 are self-contained meeting rooms equipped with presentation technology, reliable high-speed connectivity, and ergonomic seating arrangements suited to corporate use. Each room supports configurations ranging from boardroom layouts to classroom-style setups, giving event planners direct control over the environment. As dedicated private meeting room hire within a managed co-working facility, the spaces deliver a professional backdrop without shared-floor interruptions. Natural light, clean interiors, and a neutral aesthetic mean that branding or signage for client-facing sessions can be introduced without competing with heavy in-built décor.
The facility's primary strengths lie in day-use corporate meetings and half-day training workshops, both of which benefit from the modular room pairing and CBD address on Robinson Road. For MICE planners managing smaller breakout groups or regional sales briefings, the location reduces delegate travel time significantly given proximity to Raffles Place and Tanjong Pagar MRT stations. One practical consideration: with a ceiling capacity of 28 guests across both rooms, this property is not suited to town halls, gala dinners, or any event format requiring banquet-style catering or a dedicated ballroom. Planners with headcounts above 30 should account for this at the shortlisting stage.
Robinson Road sits within Singapore's established financial district, served by multiple MRT lines and well-connected to the Central Expressway for delegates arriving by car or taxi. The co-working building provides ground-floor reception support, complimentary Wi-Fi, and access to communal pantry facilities during business hours. Hourly and half-day booking increments make Committee 1 & 2 particularly well-suited to corporate HR teams and executive assistants managing recurring monthly meetings, strategy sessions, or vendor presentations without locking into long minimum-hire commitments typical of hotel meeting rooms.
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Committee 1 and 2 are two distinct meeting and event spaces located at 35 Robinson Road, Singapore's central business district. When used together, they can accommodate larger group formats suitable for corporate workshops, seminars, and team off-sites. Planners can check exact combined and individual capacities directly on the Spalba listing for Committee 1 and 2 to match their specific event format.
Committee 1 and 2 are well suited for corporate meetings, board sessions, training workshops, team strategy days, client presentations, and small-to-mid-size seminars. The spaces sit within a professional co-working environment at 35 Robinson Road, making them particularly relevant for CBD-based businesses seeking a dedicated, distraction-free venue without committing to a full hotel ballroom.
Both spaces can typically be reserved independently for smaller groups or combined to accommodate larger attendee counts. This flexibility makes the venue practical for organisations running concurrent breakout sessions or phased-day agendas. Planners should confirm current availability and individual room configurations directly through the Spalba enquiry form on the Committee 1 and 2 listing page.
As a professional co-working event space in Singapore's CBD, Committee 1 and 2 is equipped to support standard corporate presentation needs including display screens and connectivity infrastructure. Specific AV specifications such as projector resolution, screen size, and Wi-Fi bandwidth should be confirmed via the Spalba listing, where the property's verified facilities are listed and direct enquiries can be submitted.
Catering arrangements for events at Committee 1 and 2 are subject to the venue's current policy on in-house service or approved external vendors. Given the co-working setting, light refreshments or external catering coordination may be available. Planners are advised to raise catering requirements when submitting an enquiry through Spalba so the venue team can confirm applicable options.
Professional co-working venues at 35 Robinson Road operate with on-site management teams that can assist with room setup and technical readiness. For event-specific coordination such as registration management, signage placement, or AV troubleshooting during sessions, the level of dedicated support available should be confirmed with the venue directly through the Spalba enquiry channel.
35 Robinson Road sits within close walking distance of Raffles Place MRT station, one of Singapore's most connected interchange stations on the East-West and North-South lines. This central business district location makes Committee 1 and 2 highly accessible for delegates travelling from across the island, reducing transit friction for both local attendees and outstation guests arriving via the city's rail network.
The 35 Robinson Road building and its immediate vicinity in the CBD offer parking options, including public car parks accessible within a short walk. Given Singapore's dense central district, most delegates attending events at Committee 1 and 2 are expected to arrive via public transport. Planners should confirm dedicated or preferred parking arrangements with the venue when making their booking enquiry.
35 Robinson Road is a commercial building in Singapore's central business district, where modern accessibility standards are generally met including lift access and step-free entry. Planners organising events for attendees with specific mobility or accessibility requirements should verify the exact provisions available at Committee 1 and 2 by raising this in the Spalba enquiry form prior to confirming the booking.
Planners can submit a direct enquiry for Committee 1 and 2 via its dedicated listing on spalba.com. Once submitted, the venue team typically responds with availability confirmation, pricing details, and a proposal tailored to the event format. Spalba's platform for corporate venue discovery in Singapore streamlines this process, allowing planners to compare spaces and progress from enquiry to confirmation without offline back-and-forth.
For corporate workshops and team sessions at Committee 1 and 2, booking at least two to four weeks in advance is advisable, particularly for dates around public holidays or Singapore's busy Q1 and Q4 corporate calendar periods. High-priority dates may require earlier reservation. Availability can be checked in real time on the Spalba listing, and the enquiry form allows planners to flag preferred alternative dates.
Pricing for Committee 1 and 2 is typically structured on a space-rental basis aligned with co-working venue norms in Singapore, which may include hourly, half-day, or full-day rates. Specific pricing is subject to the number of attendees, session duration, and any add-on services required. Verified pricing details are accessible by submitting an enquiry through the Spalba listing for Committee 1 and 2.
As a focused corporate meeting venue in Singapore's central business district, Committee 1 and 2 is best aligned with single-day or half-day formats including MICE-adjacent activities such as leadership workshops, strategy reviews, and client briefings. For multi-day residential conferences requiring accommodation and large plenary halls, the venue team can advise on suitability and any partner property options via the Spalba enquiry channel.
Corporate bookers requiring GST-compliant tax invoices for events at Committee 1 and 2 should specify billing requirements at the enquiry stage. Professional co-working venues operating in Singapore are generally registered for GST compliance, enabling proper documentation for corporate expense claims and finance approvals. Confirming this with the venue through Spalba ensures billing terms are agreed upon before contract signing.
Committee 1 and 2 can be arranged in configurations suited to corporate use, such as boardroom, classroom, or theatre-style layouts depending on the space dimensions and the nature of the event. The most current information on available setups and the corresponding PAX counts for each configuration is listed on the Spalba property page, where planners can also enquire about custom layout requests.
