lodgings

/ ˈlɒdʒɪŋz /

plural noun

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

Example Sentences

The Hollywood Premiere Motel doesn’t get a lot of rave reviews — in fact, it’s among the lowest ranked lodgings in the city.

From Los Angeles Times

But owners can call their lodgings what they like — or turn them to other uses.

From Los Angeles Times

Yet for travelers, industry veterans say, this seesaw experience won’t make an immediate difference to the cost of flights or lodgings in Mexico or Canada.

From Los Angeles Times

Although they’re scattered now, their lodgings temporary and their futures uncertain, they wanted to keep the neighborhood together, in a manner of speaking.

From Los Angeles Times

During the day, he says he ate "a lot of chicken nuggets and chips" and, in the evening, he would ask for the "perfect traitor fuel" to be delivered to his lodgings - a crisp sandwich.

From BBC