Which office in the White House is named as being in the West Wing?

The Oval Office is the White House office named as being in the West Wing.

It is the formal working office of the president of the United States and sits at the southeast corner of the West Wing. In The West Wing, the Oval Office is a central setting for presidential meetings, negotiations, private conversations, and televised addresses, although the series also uses many fictional staff offices and corridors.

The room’s oval shape was inspired by oval rooms in the main White House residence. William Howard Taft created the first Oval Office in the West Wing in 1909. That office was later replaced during Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1933–34 expansion, producing the version and location associated with modern presidents.

The other options are rooms or spaces elsewhere in the White House complex. The Cabinet Room is also in the West Wing, but the Oval Office is the best-known presidential office and the specific answer to this question.