RecRoom conference room in Montclair, NJ
Big ideas need a better room.
Need a professional place to meet clients, collaborate with your team, lead a class or finally get everyone in the same room? Our conference room delivers it all and then some, without the fluorescent lights or stuffy corporate feel.
Located inside historic Lackawanna Station in downtown Montclair, RecRoom combines industrial character with a warm, welcoming atmosphere that's designed to help people do their best work.
Everything you need for a productive, feel-good meeting or workshop
Perfect for:
👥 Team & client meetings
💡 Brainstorming sessions
📊 Presentations & pitches
📝 Interviews
🎓 Training sessions
🗓️ Strategy days
💻 Hybrid & virtual meetings
🏢 Board meetings
📚 Study groups
🎯 Workshops
👩🏽🏫 Classes
Because it includes:
🪑 Comfy seating for up to 8 people (we can squeeze 12, though)
📺 Smart TV with wireless screen sharing & HDMI
📹 Webcam for video calls
📶 Fast, reliable WiFi
✏️ Whiteboard for brainstorming
☕ Complimentary coffee & tea
🏫 Shops, fast food, a farm market, bar, world-class art & more throughout our building, Lackawanna Station
🚆 Just a 10-minute walk (or 3-minute drive) from Bay Street Station
🚗 Huge (paid) parking lot right outside our door
🚶🏽 Steps away from the restaurants & shops of downtown Montclair
$60/hr or $395/day
Discounts offered for RecRoom members, students, non-profits & multiple bookings scheduled at once. Contact us for more info.
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8 on ergonomic office chairs, up to 12 on our still-comfy-but-not-ergonomic chairs.
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Every booking includes high-speed WiFi, a smart TV with wireless screen sharing and HDMI, webcam, a whiteboard, and complimentary coffee and tea.
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Absolutely! You're welcome to bring your own food (you can use our fridge and microwave, too), or grab something from inside our building or outside our door in downtown Montclair. We’re always happy to share our recs!
And if you get food for delivery, our team will happily bring it to you when it arrives.
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Use the (large!) lots at 1 Lackawanna Plaza (the front entrance, steps from RecRoom) or 227 Bloomfield Ave (Lackawanna Station’s rear entrance) . Download the HONK app or scan a QR code on-site to pay ($2.50/hr) and avoid a ticket. First 45 minutes are free! Street parking might also be available within walking distance.
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RecRoom members can cancel their room bookings up to 24 hours prior for a full refund. Non-members need to give us 48 hours notice. Cancellations after this period are non-refundable.
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Booking time must include prep + clear out time. For example, if your reservation is from 1-4pm, you’ll have access to the room at 1pm and need to be out with your belongings at 4pm. If you need additional time to prep or wrap up, please include it in your reservation. Thanks!
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Because of weekends we have a 4-hour minimum for the conference room, to accommodate opening up and staffing the space when it’s otherwise closed. On weekdays there’s only a 1-hour minimum.
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Lackawanna Station is an ADA accessible building with no stairs to navigate. We have a single-room, non-gender-specific restroom inside RecRoom, and there are 2 more inside the station.
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Yes! We offer discounts to members, students, non-profits, and those who schedule multiple bookings at once. Contact us with what you’re looking for and we’ll get right back to you.
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We do! Check out our Entire Space Rental for larger gatherings or our Private Office Rental for one-on-one meetings and interviews.
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Reach out to us! We’re always happy to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why meet at RecRoom?
Meetings are more productive when people actually enjoy being there.
Our art-filled conference room offers a refreshing alternative to hotel meeting rooms and noisy coffee shops. Grab bagels, coffee, burgers, donuts, or happy hour just steps from our door inside Lackawanna Station, then explore downtown Montclair before or after your meeting.
Whether you're hosting a client presentation, planning session, workshop, or team meeting, you’ll soon see why @njhipsturbia called RecRoom “NJ’s coolest coworking spot.”