guest room

or guestroom

noun

1. a room for the lodging of guests.

Word History and Origins

Origin of guest room¹

First recorded in 1630–40

Example Sentences

Olvera was out canvassing on Monday night, along with Beatriz Oceguera, 47, who works as a guest room attendant at the Wynn and believes Harris — and her policies to expand affordable housing and help first-time home buyers — will help her secure a more financially stable life for her and her four kids.

From Los Angeles Times

Beyond the Moroccan entry gate and wind chimes from Arcosanti in Arizona, every guest room features stylish tiling, a turntable and an adventurously curated selection of books and albums.

From Los Angeles Times

Whether it’s a guest room, closet, garage or side porch, she says the key things to keep in mind are temperature, humidity and light.

From Los Angeles Times

They wed in a small ceremony in a guest room at a three-star hotel in Jakarta under a controversial provision of Islamic law.

From Los Angeles Times

Once a quarter, Bich Le, 52, travels from her home outside of Minneapolis to St. Augustine, Florida, where she moves into her father’s guest room for three weeks.

From Seattle Times

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