Bunkhouse (noun)

1. A small, simple building used for sleeping, often for groups of workers or travelers.
2. A cabin or sleeping quarters in a larger building, such as a ranch or campground.

Origin:

From bunk, meaning a bed + house, meaning a place for living.

Examples:

1. The workers stayed in the bunkhouse during the construction of the dam.
2. The bunkhouse was cramped and had only the bare necessities, but it provided a roof over their heads.
3. The bunkhouse at the campground was a popular spot for families and had several bunk beds and a small kitchenette.
4. The old bunkhouse had been converted into a cozy cabin rental, complete with a fireplace and a hot tub.
5. After a long day on the trail, the hikers were happy to reach the bunkhouse and collapse into their beds for the night.