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8 Best Private Party Rooms in Singapore (2026)

Looking for a private party room in Singapore? Compare 8 bookable event spaces for birthdays and gatherings, with games, karaoke and how to book.

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A private party room gives your group a space of its own, usually with games, karaoke, a kitchen corner or a play area, instead of a corner of a restaurant. This guide covers eight Singapore operators that rent out party rooms or event spaces for birthdays, baby showers and get-togethers, and that each publish a booking or enquiry route on their own website. Capacities, house rules and facilities change, so every figure below is attributed to the venue and should be confirmed when you book. Use the list to shortlist two or three spaces, then compare availability, house rules and what is included for your date.

1. All In One (BGL)

All In One, which trades as BGL, runs three private venues in central Singapore that its site pitches for birthdays, bridal showers and corporate gatherings. The Loft is the largest, which the site describes as a two-storey space of about 1,700 sq ft with karaoke, a pool table, an arcade machine, mahjong and a kitchen, and it states a limit of 40 guests. White Pixies Studio is a smaller room with a smart TV and lounge setup, and AnyBirdie adds two golf simulator bays. The operator says the amenities are included in the hire and that guests may bring their own food and drink. Bookings run through its online booking site or an Instant Quote page, with WhatsApp offered for same-day or multi-day requests.

2. SOCIOQ

SOCIOQ rents flexible event spaces that its homepage describes as places to eat, play and celebrate, with separate rooms listed for Lavender, Jalan Besar, MacPherson and Kallang. The site lists facilities such as karaoke, foosball, arcade games, board games, mahjong sets, a projector and Wi-Fi, and says guests can bring their own food and drinks. It gives a different guest range for each location, with the MacPherson room listed as its largest and Kallang as its smallest, so choose by headcount. Its Availability, Rates and Bookings page lets you browse slots before paying, while WhatsApp is offered for urgent requests. Access arrangements are explained on the site, so read the booking terms before you pay.

Lavender, Jalan Besar and MacPherson
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3. HIGHfive

HIGHfive is a stand-alone, two-storey event venue run by High Venue Pte Ltd, and its website markets it for birthdays, team bonding and private parties. The site lists a bar area, dining tables and chairs, a front yard with shelter, and a games line-up that includes an arcade machine, pool table, karaoke system, foosball, mahjong, electronic darts, Nintendo Switch and a kids' play room. It also mentions shower-equipped restrooms, which suits parties that run long. The homepage carries a form to book a viewing or request a quote, and a separate pricing page and contact page are linked from it. Its published guest figures differ between pages, so confirm the limit for your format before you commit.

4. The Happi Loft

The Happi Loft is an open-plan event space that its site describes as about 2,000 sq ft with floor-to-ceiling glass windows, and it presents the venue for birthdays, baby showers, pool parties and corporate events. Its booking page lists two spaces, Mayo Street and InSpace, with features such as a photo wall, board and card games, a kids' play area, foosball and air hockey, while Mayo Street adds a PS4, mahjong and electronic darts and InSpace adds a KTV system. The site sells day and night sessions with minimum booking lengths and a Book A Slot Now button. The venue also mentions event planning help, and its blog covers party formats such as birthdays and baby showers.

5. SpaceyTunes

SpaceyTunes is an event space on MacPherson Road that describes itself as suitable for birthdays, team bonding and private parties, with entertainment such as karaoke, darts, pool and arcade games. Its site says it can host groups of up to 100, which is the operator's own claim, and that guests can use on-site catering or bring their own caterer. It also states house rules such as a short setup window, no pets and no smoking, so read them before you plan decorations. Bookings start from a Book Now button that opens a WhatsApp chat, and the site lists accepted payment methods and says a deposit is required. A separate contact page is also provided, and the footer shows 2026.

6. Our Second Home

Our Second Home calls itself a private birthday party and celebration venue in the Shenton Way business district, inside OUE Downtown Gallery. Its site says the air-conditioned indoor space can host up to 150 guests, and describes a ball pit, slides, air hockey, a basketball machine, mahjong tables and karaoke, along with animal rides and a Montessori-style play area. It lists birthdays, full-month and 100-day celebrations and baby showers, and its planners offer backdrop styling and catering packages. Weekends are open to visitors and weekdays are by appointment, according to the site. You can check availability from its booking page, then follow up by WhatsApp or phone, and a rate card is published on the site.

7. Our Little Space (Baby Bloomers)

Our Little Space is the event-space line of Baby Bloomers, which rents function rooms at two sites, one near Eunos and a newer one near Farrer Park. The site says both include an indoor playground, soft play area, claw and gashapon machines, TV with karaoke, a Nintendo Switch, dartboard, automatic mahjong, a pool table, air hockey, table tennis and foosball. The Farrer Park room adds a bouncy castle, a carousel and bumper cars, according to the operator. It lists the rooms as roughly 70 to 80 guests and 90 to 100 guests respectively, which are its own figures. Enquiries go through an on-page form, phone or WhatsApp. It also rents party backdrops, which you can ask about together.

8. MINT Museum of Toys

MINT Museum of Toys rents out its museum floors for private events, which is an unusual option if you want a party room with a collector's backdrop. Its events page lists birthdays, baby showers, corporate functions, pre-wedding celebrations, solemnisations, photoshoots and pop-up exhibitions. The spaces are a rooftop bar area with skyline views, decoratable Level 5, an intimate Level 4 that the site suggests for baby showers, a high-ceilinged Level 3, and a Level 2 with display shelves. It says the spaces hold between 20 and 50 guests and that several floors can be combined for bigger groups. Interested hosts use an Enquire form, the contact page or a WhatsApp link, and the site shows 2026.

How to choose

  • Start with headcount and the room's published guest limit. Operators quote seated and standing numbers differently, and some pages give more than one figure, so ask which number applies to your kind of event. A party that fits comfortably in the main room is easier to run than one squeezed in by a hopeful limit.
  • Check what the hire includes. Many party rooms bundle karaoke, games, Wi-Fi and a kitchen corner, while others treat decor, catering or play areas as extras. Ask for the full list in writing, and ask about setup and teardown time, because those minutes often sit outside your booked hours.
  • Read the house rules before you plan. Venues typically publish limits on food and drink, alcohol, smoking, noise, pets, footwear and decorations, and some set a time after which music must stop. If you are hosting children, elderly relatives or a late night, those rules can matter more than the games on offer.
  • Look at the booking route and terms. Some spaces let you browse slots online, others work through an enquiry form or WhatsApp. Ask about deposits, minimum booking lengths, payment methods and the cancellation and rescheduling terms, and keep the confirmation message or email for your records.
  • Match the room to the occasion, not just the size. A kids' play area suits a first birthday, a bar-style room suits adults, and a collector's museum floor suits a quieter gathering. Visit if you can, or ask for recent photos, and confirm access, lifts and parking for your guests before you commit.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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