Need to find a piano in London you can hire for an hour or two but don’t know where to start your search? Or maybe you want to start a weekly piano rehearsal schedule? Tutti has you covered with a list of piano practise rooms across greater London - from large venues with a grand piano and space to fit a band to soundproof rooms with recording equipment and small budget friendly rooms ideal for one.

Why hire a piano practise room in London?

There are many reasons to consider booking a piano practise room in London - it’s a great way to prioritise your music and make sure you stay committed to your practise. It also offers a distraction free space to prepare for an upcoming performance or exam, and it means you don’t need to invest in expensive equipment or worry about disturbing others while you play. 

The benefit of hiring a piano in London is the great choice of venues depending on your requirements. The Royal College of Music in Westminster offer The Parry Rooms with beautiful wood panelling for a stunning backdrop when recording, The Coaching Room at the National Opera Studio in Wandsworth is a small room with grand piano perfect for individual practice. If you’re looking for a practise room for two people, Studio 4 at Renaissance Piano Centre has two upright pianos. They also offer to arrange any chosen piano in any studio with advanced notice. 

Checklist for hiring a London piano room 

What type of instrument do you require? You’ll likely already know whether you need a grand piano, an upright piano, or an electric keyboard, and you can narrow down your search when browsing Tutti’s listings by adding your specific requirements to your search. 

If you know exactly what type of piano you want, you can use Tutti's open search to find a Bösendorfer, Yamaha, or Steinway.

How much space do you need? Many piano practise rooms in London offer small, private rooms perfect for one person. If you need a larger practise room to rehearse with other musicians then check out venues like the Vortex Jazz Club in Dalston, Toulouse Lautrec in Lambeth, and Vanbrugh Studio in Greenwich are all great options. Make sure to check the maximum occupancy with the host before you book. 

What’s your budget? If you are on a tight budget then you’ll find plenty of quality piano rooms available in the outer London boroughs at a cheaper rate than those for hire in zones 1 and 2. To find a convenient piano room in the city you can use Tutti’s advanced search tools to choose which tube line or bus route you want to be near. 

What time of day do you want to practise? If you’re only available to play outside of work hours or want to stay late into the night, then it’s best to carefully check the practise room opening hours before you start a booking enquiry. It is possible in London to find piano practise rooms that offer 24 hours access, 7 days a week if you need the flexibility.