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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a small room at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the location of a small room, often in relation to a larger building or area.
Example: "She found a small room at the end of the hallway, perfect for her art studio."
Alternatives: "a tiny space in" or "a little room within".
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It was a small room, at the top of the house.
We had only booked a small room at the hospital for the meeting later that evening.
In a small room at the madrassa, students nodded appreciatively at his words.
There are also concerts in a small room at Risor City Hall and at a meeting house in another church.
We went to the twelfth floor and headed for a small room at the end of the hall.
The tomb consists of a small room at ground level and a burial chamber eight metres below containing four mummies.
For the time being, he is back under house arrest in a small room at the cathedral.
It's just a small room at Capitol Hall – a supporting housing residence for men and women at risk of homelessness.
A small room at the top offers views of rolling hills and, on a clear day, the Berkshires.
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