lodgings

/ ˈlɒdʒɪŋz /

plural noun

1. a rented room or rooms in which to live, esp in another person's house

Example Sentences

Travelers choosing to stay in a vacation home instead of a hotel may have to spend more time searching for sustainable lodgings, but ultimately they will have more control over their environmental impact.

From New York Times

And though we may prefer not to think about it, considering their lodgings in the branches above, the cicadas will also eliminate waste in the form of urine.

From New York Times

There are a few other lighthouse lodgings on the West Coast, including the hostel at Pigeon Point in Pescadero and the fancy B&B at Heceta Head near Yachats in Oregon.

From Los Angeles Times

The same year, more than 61% of voters in Lompoc, Calif., backed a 1% special transient occupancy tax increase for hotels, motels, short-term rentals and other lodgings to pay for police and fire services.

From Los Angeles Times

She spoke near her temporary lodgings a few miles from the site of her Front Street home, which burned in the fire.

From Seattle Times