What is "cloakrooms"

Usage examples of "cloakrooms".

On the other side there was a sort of drawing room furnished with light armchairs, with two cloakrooms leading off it at the back.

The tank itself was supplied from the mains with the water which was to be heated, the water going to the central heating radiators, and to the hot taps in the kitchen, the cloakrooms and the jockeys’ washrooms.

He shivers, thrusting his hands deep in his pockets in search of warmth, wishing that coats did not have to be left in the cloakrooms on arrival in the morning.

When he tried to take refuge in the cloakrooms, a prefect made him go outside again.

He'd become a laughingstock in Parliament's cloakrooms, whatever the public appearance.

Years ago Florida passed its famous Sunshine Laws, ostensibly to take the business of government out of the cloakrooms and corridors.

I pointed towards an opening at the side of the big room which led past the cloakrooms and into the corridor where all the private dining rooms, including the Pinafore, were located.

In the corner where the cloakrooms joined the main building, I was out of sight of the rest of the playground there.