hospitality suite

noun

1. a suite or room, as in a hotel or convention center, rented by a business firm, political candidate, or the like, to meet and entertain clients, potential customers, etc.

hospitality suite

noun

1. a room or suite, as at a conference, where free drinks are offered

Word History and Origins

Origin of hospitality suite¹

First recorded in 1960–65

Example Sentences

Then, since the big game will be over, VandenBerghe will allow fried and junk food for a late-night snack: corn dogs, french fries and cookies will be served in the Husky hotel’s hospitality suite.

From Seattle Times

The Black Cats Bar will serve as a corporate hospitality suite for visiting fans, but Sunderland pledged to return the space to its original state after a fan backlash.

From Seattle Times

"On every driver's licence it says motorsport is dangerous," Ferrari's James Calado muses in the team's huge hospitality suite.

From BBC

A regular at Craven Cottage in his later years, he would host groups on matchdays in a part of the club's hospitality suite named in his honour.

From BBC

The radio transmissions between Verstappen and Red Bull raised eyebrows, as did the later images of team boss Christian Horner huddled in the team’s hospitality suite with his drivers, trying to tamp down a dramatic refusal of team orders that could tarnish Red Bull’s incredible season.

From Washington Times