The phrase "a cigar room" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated space where people can smoke cigars, often found in private clubs or upscale establishments.
Example: "The hotel features a luxurious cigar room where guests can relax and enjoy their favorite cigars in a comfortable setting."
Alternatives: "cigar lounge" or "smoking room".
There is ample parking, a smoking dining room and a cigar room.
A cigar room in the corner of the bar has a telescope and USB points for laptops.
Alli gave a quick tour: the standard room felt a tad cramped, probably because of the two queen-size beds, dark woods and leather club chairs that evoked a cigar room.
They live for war, so dark seating areas are tucked behind fortress-like walls and lit by lanterns; there is a cigar room in the style of a cave; and the bar has an inconspicuous entrance ninjaakasaka.com).
That's a den off the kitchen, well appointed but more intimate than the look-at-me rooms, which include a cathedral-ceilinged family room, a cigar room, a formal living room, a copper-screened porch with a fireplace, a billiards room, a teenagers' arcade room and a children's playroom with built-in castle turrets and a home theater.
The May Fair, near Green Park, has announced plans to open a cigar room this spring that will offer a "feminine experience", consigning the gentleman's club atmosphere to the history books, and sprucing the place up with pot plants and a choice of Martinis.
The 2016 nominating conventions had recently concluded and the presidential race was hitting a new level of intensity when Paul Manafort, Donald Trump's campaign chairman, ducked into an unusual dinner meeting at a private cigar room a few blocks away from the campaign's Trump Tower headquarters in Manhattan.
The planned 56-story tower, where prices range from about $2 million to more than $15 million, will include more than 35,000 square feet of amenities, including a restaurant, cigar room and a two-story spa.
Their dog Teddy, who gave his name to Lorelle's own recipe gin (Teddy and the Fox) pads about as they explain their plans for growing their own juniper berries and opening a circular cigar room in an old grain silo.
Mr. Tunney rebuilt the 1950's catering hall at Carltun on the Park, designed to handle parties in the garden and accommodate cigar aficionados in Havanas, a private cigar room.
The restaurant includes a glassed-in cigar room, a popular bar and an upscale dining room, all with Art Deco styling, a leftover from when this was the Vanderbilt, a catering hall.
