Vocabulary
Here are 30 vocabulary words related to accommodation, each followed by an example sentence:
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Accommodation: A place where someone lives or stays temporarily.
Example: "We booked a cozy accommodation near the beach for our vacation." -
Hotel: A commercial establishment that provides lodging and other services to travelers.
Example: "They stayed at a luxurious hotel during their business trip." -
Hostel: An inexpensive lodging option often used by backpackers and budget travelers.
Example: "The hostel offers shared dormitory rooms for budget-conscious travelers." -
Resort: A vacation destination with various amenities and recreational activities.
Example: "They enjoyed a relaxing stay at a beachside resort." -
Motel: A roadside lodging designed for motorists, usually offering parking near rooms.
Example: "They decided to rest at a motel during their road trip." -
Bed and Breakfast (B&B): An accommodation that offers a room for the night and includes breakfast.
Example: "The charming bed and breakfast provided a homely atmosphere." -
Airbnb: An online platform where individuals can rent out their homes or rooms to travelers.
Example: "They booked an Airbnb apartment for their weekend getaway." -
Camping: Staying outdoors in a tent or camper for recreational purposes.
Example: "They enjoyed a weekend of camping in the wilderness." -
Lodge: A rustic accommodation often found in natural settings like mountains or forests.
Example: "The ski lodge offered stunning views of the snowy slopes." -
Host family: A family that provides accommodation to foreign students or visitors.
Example: "She lived with a host family while studying abroad." -
Suite: A large, luxurious hotel room with separate living and sleeping areas.
Example: "They booked a spacious suite for their honeymoon." -
Apartment: A self-contained living unit within a building, often rented by individuals or families.
Example: "They found a modern apartment in the city center." -
Condo: A privately-owned individual unit in a larger building or complex.
Example: "She purchased a beachfront condo for vacations and rental income." -
House: A standalone building where a family or individual resides.
Example: "They decided to rent a spacious house for their growing family." -
Studio: A small, self-contained living space with combined living and sleeping areas.
Example: "He rented a cozy studio apartment in the city." -
Cottage: A small, quaint house, typically located in rural or scenic areas.
Example: "They spent a weekend at a charming cottage by the lake." -
Villa: A luxurious and spacious vacation home, often with private amenities.
Example: "The oceanfront villa had a private pool and stunning views." -
Dormitory: A building with multiple rooms where students or workers live in shared accommodations.
Example: "He stayed in a university dormitory during his studies." -
Guesthouse: A small lodging establishment offering accommodations and sometimes meals.
Example: "The family-owned guesthouse provided a warm and welcoming atmosphere." -
Host family: A family that provides accommodation to foreign students or visitors.
Example: "She lived with a host family while studying abroad." -
Boarding house: A residence where lodging and meals are provided for paying guests.
Example: "The boarding house offers affordable accommodations for students." -
Inn: A small lodging establishment, usually with a restaurant or pub.
Example: "They spent the night at a cozy country inn." -
Cabin: A small, simple house, often made of wood, located in a remote or natural setting.
Example: "They rented a secluded cabin in the mountains for a weekend getaway." -
Hostel: An inexpensive lodging option often used by backpackers and budget travelers.
Example: "The hostel offers shared dormitory rooms for budget-conscious travelers." -
Yurt: A portable, round tent used traditionally by nomads in Central Asia.
Example: "They experienced a unique stay in a traditional Mongolian yurt." -
Chalet: A wooden house or cottage, often used as a vacation retreat.
Example: "They enjoyed a cozy winter stay in a ski chalet." -
Eco-lodge: An environmentally-friendly accommodation that promotes sustainable practices.
Example: "They chose to stay at an eco-lodge to support responsible tourism." -
Penthouse: A luxurious apartment located on the top floor of a building.
Example: "The lavish penthouse offered stunning city views." -
Floating house: A house or cabin built on water, often used in marine or river settings.
Example: "They had a unique experience staying in a floating house on the river." -
Homestay: Staying with a local family to experience their culture and daily life.
Example: "They had an immersive cultural experience during their homestay in a rural village."