lodging

/ˈlɒdʒɪŋ/noun

A place where a person can stay or live.

Example sentence

“The price of the tour includes meals and lodging.”

The plural 'lodgings' is an old-fashioned word for rented rooms. 'Board and lodging' means meals plus a place to sleep.

Related words

expeditionA journey, often a long one, that a person or group undertakes for a definite purpose.postcardA stiff rectangular card, often with a picture on one side, that can be mailed with a short message and no envelope.embarkTo set out on something new, such as a journey or project.sunscreenA cream or lotion put on the skin to shield it from the sun's damaging ultraviolet rays.layoverA pause between one part of a journey and the next.roamTo move around freely without a fixed destination.