Saloon (noun)

1. A large room for social or public events.
2. A large room for drinking or entertainment in a bar or public house.
3. A large car with a long body and four doors.

Origin:

Mid 17th century (in the sense "large room in a public building"): from italian salone, from sala "hall".

Examples:

1. The hotel had a grand saloon for hosting events.
2. The saloon was the most popular place in town for a drink.
3. He drove a luxury saloon car.
4. The saloon was a place where people went to relax and socialize.
5. The dance hall was called the saloon.