top-class cabin

noun
UK /tɒp klɑːs ˈkæbɪn/
US /tɑːp klæs ˈkæbɪn/

The best and most comfortable room on a ship or plane.

The family slept in a top-class cabin with a big window and soft beds.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The highest level of seating or lodging available on a vehicle.

They saved up for a top-class cabin on the long cruise.

3. A very nice, well-made small house or hut.

Their mountain top-class cabin had a warm fireplace and wooden walls.

4. The enclosed space for passengers or crew in an aircraft.

The pilot stepped out of the top-class cabin after landing.