The phrase "atrium lounge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific area or space within a building, typically a hotel or office, that features an atrium and serves as a lounge or relaxation area.
Example: "After checking in, guests are invited to relax in the atrium lounge, where complimentary refreshments are served."
Alternatives: "lobby lounge" or "atrium area".
Atrium Lounge, 777 Harrah's Boulevard, Atlantic City.
Friday at 6 p.m. Atrium Lounge, 777 Harrah's Boulevard, Atlantic City.
The bars and restaurants at Quincy Market across the street keep things lively in the evenings, while both the Atrium Lounge and Seasons restaurants on premises are good places to meet colleagues.
Glass elevators in steel cages glide up and down the eight stories, zooming past the atrium's bar, lounge and restaurant, offering an Eloise kind of fun.
So it was easy to run into the members of the Big Star production team during the course of the day, usually in the hall around the atrium or the lounge".
But guests may still find themselves haunting the top-floor atrium, where they can lounge on Chesterfield sofas in front of the fireplace or take in the views of Suleymaniye Mosque and the medieval stone Galata Tower.
The Neoclassical main house, built in 1906, features a Byzantine-style alcove topped with an 18-foot-high dome, a central atrium and a rooftop lounge that takes in 360-degree views.
There was also the welcome contrast of the informal setting, an atrium that served as a lounge for freelancers by day and an electro-music hot spot late at night.
Today, Feb. 2nd, is the last day of MOMA's site-specific video installation by the Swiss artist Pipilotti Rist, "Pour Your Body Out (7354 Cubic Meters)," a candy-colored slow-motion swirl of blissed-out images projected on three walls of the second-floor atrium, surrounding a doughnut-shaped couch, on, inside, and around which viewers are invited to lounge.
And Ms. Schiff said she never stopped shaking the trees for things like the building's remaining naming opportunities, including the lobby atrium, a rehearsal studio and a patron lounge.
A fifth-floor spa offers a full menu of treatments (for a fee); free are a Jacuzzi and a gray-slate hammam, filled with eucalyptus steam, as well as a small gym and "rest" areas, with geometrically shaped lounge chairs in the soaring atrium.
