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There is a designated "Master Bedroom" in the residential part of the White House on the second floor; however, there are roughly ten more bedrooms in the second and third floors of the White House (the private residential area of the First Family), on top of the fact that the President is entitled to use any room in the White House for any purpose that he would like; he could literally set up a bed in the Oval Office and declare that his bedroom (some Presidents have used an office in the Old Executive Office Building across the street, after all).
With that in mind it is near impossible to answer your question with any degree of certainty, but it is most likely that the Obamas use the Master Bedroom as many Presidents have before them.
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The last child of a sitting president was married in the White House was during the administration of which president?
Lyndon B. Johnson's daughter, was married to Charles Robb in 1967 in the East Room of the White House. It was the first wedding to take place in the White House since 1914, when President Woodrow Wilson's daughter, Eleanor, married William Gibbs McAdoo
What presidents lay in state in the White house?
The bodies of Presidents Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy both lay in state in the East Room
Why does the US President live in the White House?
The US President (and their families) live AT The White House because it is the hub of the United States Government. Not all of our Presidents have lived there, though. It is painted white because the original whitewash was applied to protect the exterior from deterioration and winter freezes.
Which rooms in the White House are open to the general public?
The Red Room, The Blue Room, The Green Room, The East Room
How many seats are in the White house dining room?
70
Where do the president kids sleep at in the White House?
It depends on how old they are. Most White House kids are old enough to have their own room, so they do.
Does the president's room have a view of the front of the White House?
no,the white house would have to turn
Can the president redecorate the inside or add an arcade room to the White House if he wanted to?
yes, if you are president you get to do any thing with the white house
Which room in the white house serves as the main receoption room for the president?
library
Which room in the white house serves as the main reception room for guests of the president?
guest room
What room in the white house is the room which they give to guests of the president?
One such room is the Lincoln bedroom.
What room in the White house was President Grover Cleveland's wedding ceremony?
The Blue Room
What room of the White House is the most requested?
the one in president lives! the one in president lives!
Which president helped to create the modern white house corps when he added a press room to the white house?
Abraham Lincoln
Which room in White House serves as the main reception room for guests of the president?
licon bed room The room used as the main reception room for guests is the West Wing Reception Room on the first floor of the White House.
Where do the president and his cabinet meet?
There is a room in the White House that is designed for cabinet meetings.
Is the president allowed to have family and friends visit at the White House?
The White House is the official residence and principal workplace of the President of the United States. As his residence his family lives with him throughout the year.The second floor family residence in the Whitehouse includes the Yellow Oval Room, East and West Sitting Halls, the White House Master Bedroom, President's Dining Room, the Treaty Room, Lincoln Bedroom and Queens' Bedroom, as well as two additional bedrooms, a smaller kitchen, and a private dressing room.[47] The third floor consists of the White House Solarium, Game Room, Linen Room, a Diet Kitchen, and another sitting room.The president (or their family) often has visitors who stay with them. Visitors include family members, or sleep over guests for the kids who have lived in the Whitehouse.
