reading room

American  

noun

1. a room set aside for reading, as in a library or club.

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Etymology

Origin of reading room

First recorded in 1750–60

Example Sentences

The decision to revoke Wilde's pass for the library - then the British Museum reading room - was recorded without comment in the trustees' minutes for 15 June 1895.

From BBC

And in the place of his office they created a special reading room for the girls.

From BBC

In response to his request, a box containing manuscripts would be transported to a reserved reading room at the Charles E. Young Research Library of UCLA.

From Los Angeles Times

The pandemic closed the reading room, once open five days a week, four hours a day.

From Los Angeles Times

But then there is that library, with the ambience of a Victorian Era reading room.

From New York Times