lodging

/ˈlɒdʒɪŋ/noun

A place where a person can stay or live.

Example sentences

“The price of the tour includes meals and lodging.”
“Finding cheap lodging in the city during the festival is almost impossible.”

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

Synonyms for lodging

accommodation
housing
quarters

Related words

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