Lounge (noun)

1. A room in a public building, such as a hotel or airport, where people can wait or relax.
2. A comfortable room in a private house or apartment where people can sit, relax, and entertain guests.

Origin:

Early 18th century: from french salon, from italian salone, from sala "hall".

Examples:

1. He waited in the lounge for his flight.
2. The hotel lounge had comfortable chairs and a fireplace.
3. The lounge had a bar and a television.
4. The lounge was a great place to relax and wait for the meeting.
5. The living room was converted into a lounge for entertaining guests.