banquet room

noun

1. a spacious dining room for accommodating banquets, as in a hotel.

Word History and Origins

Origin of banquet room¹

First recorded in 1830–40

Example Sentences

An hour later, I was standing outside the banquet room downstairs from Outlaws’ Bar & Grill, trading smiles and a handshake with Smith.

From Washington Post

A series of staircases winds under the lobby and opens onto a lavish banquet room, at once classical, futuristic, and whimsical.

From The Daily Beast

The host was determined, and Bar Kamtzah withdrew from the banquet-room in anger.

From Project Gutenberg

By the way, are there any other exits from the banquet room except these two corridor doors?

From Project Gutenberg

Are you sure there is no exit from the banquet room and from these private rooms except by the corridor?

From Project Gutenberg

The servant bowed, and silently ushered the late arrival into the deserted banquet room.

From Project Gutenberg

Sir Charles looked into the banquet-room; the haunch was being placed on the table.

From Project Gutenberg