Great hall

/ɡɹˈeɪt hˈɔːl/

Great hall

a large, grand room within a building, often found in medieval castles or palaces, used for dining, entertaining, and important gatherings

Examples

1. The Great Hall is not really one of them.

2. And the Great Hall was known as the Dancing Hall in Christian IV's day.

3. AND THE GREAT HALL WAS KNOWN AS THE DANCING HALL IN CHRISTIAN IV's DAY.

4. In Beijing's Great Hall of the People, the people clap in unison for one man.