| SOLARIUMS | Conservatories or rooms with sun-beds |
| ROOMMATE | One who shares a room or rooms with another (8) |
| SOLARIUM | Tanning clinic with sun beds |
| SUDS | Goes around sun beds in sparkling Bath (4) |
| FURNISH | Provide a house or room with furniture and fittings (7) |
| CAMERAOBSCURA | Darkened box or room with an aperture for projecting an image of a distant object on a screen within (6,7) |
| HOTHOUSES | Conservatories, orangeries, vineries or other humid Wardian case-like indoor gardens in which to rear tender plants; or, environments that encourage development or rapid growth, like said glass buildi |
| COMET | Traveller round sun bed with me in it? |
| FUNHOUSE | Building in an amusement park with amusing or frightening objects or rooms (8) |
| HONEYCOMB | A structure in which bees store their brood, mel and pollen; suggestive of this, a bewildering maze of caves, cells or rooms; cinder toffee or hokey-pokey; hexagonal smocking; muqarnas; or, waffle fab |
| PADS | Word for cushions; soft saddles; hairy paws; blocks of paper; floating leaves of water lilies; launch areas; or, beds, digs, houses or rooms (4) |
| ROTUNDAS | Circular buildings or rooms, especially ones with a dome (8) |
| TANS | Uses a sun bed |
| WINTERGARDENS | Conservatories for non-hardy plants |
| SOLARIA | Note piece of classical music in conservatories, say (7) |
| OVERACT | Awful conservatories scorned by seniors who really ham it up |
| ORANGERIES | Large conservatories able to accommodate fruit trees (10) |
| GREENHOUSES | Conservatories (11) |
| DOORS | Openings to dressers, offices or rooms, say (5) |
| LANDLADY | Woman letting out a property or rooms (8) |
