"friendly room" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a room in which people feel welcome and comfortable, such as "The living room was painted in bright colors, creating a friendly room atmosphere".
In a friendly room packed with longtime associates, he earned two standing ovations, more than other attendees.
On Wednesday night, a small friendly room with a jukebox, not a television set, decorated as if it were in the middle of the ocean and not the desert, with the kind of silly-cocktails costuming that could have entertained even troops, seemed exactly the place to be in April 2003.
Instead, sensing a potential televised conflict, in which, for a time at least, he'd have to surrender the microphone to a hostile comedian, Trump ducked out, choosing instead to nurse his pride in the comfort of another campaign rally, playing to what comedians would call a friendly room.
"Staff were friendly, room was well kept..". however, was determined to be real.
So if any of that is happening and a family come to the door, people get up and go" (N3) "Doctors use it for interviews.. but it is the room that people know is the family friendly room and when people come with children, that's where you direct them" (N18) Despite different pathways of establishment, the rooms had some shared aesthetics.
So if any of that is happening and a family come to the door, people get up and go" (N3) "Doctors use it for interviews.. but it is the room that people know is the family friendly room and when people come with children, that's where you direct them" (N18) "We use it for visits…assessments....meetings…doctors…supervision…but first and foremost it's a family room.
And no one has to shout to be heard in the acoustically friendly rooms; even during our peak-hour visits, conversations and celebrations remained private.
Regina Eisman wrote that "when hotels do promote 'female friendly' rooms, I find myself rolling my eyes at the rather silly descriptions".
After testing out some of this rawer material in "friendly rooms", Gethard realized that there was some merit to his colleague's advice.
The Hotel Providence and the Providence Marriott Downtown are both centrally located, with great amenities, and pet friendly rooms.
The proposed method and devices pave the wave for the development of biocompatible and biodegradable nanophotonics, through fully green approaches combining the use of aqueous solutions with environmentally friendly, room-temperature lithographies for material processing.
