Cloakroom (noun)

A room for depositing or checking coats and other outdoor clothing, especially in a public building.

Origin:

From the word "cloak" meaning an outer garment worn over other clothes and "room" meaning a space used for a particular purpose.

Examples:

1. The cloakroom is located on the first floor of the building.
2. I left my coat in the cloakroom before entering the concert hall.
3. The cloakroom was full of coats and umbrellas.
4. The guests were asked to leave their coats in the cloakroom before entering the reception.
5. The cloakroom is where you can check in your coat, umbrella, or bag before entering the theater.