noun Uncommon

accommodations

Accommodations (noun) means places to stay, or the arrangements made to meet someone's needs. Example: “The hotel offers comfortable accommodations for business travellers.”

noun

Places to stay, or the arrangements made to meet someone's needs.

"The hotel offers comfortable accommodations for business travellers."

"The office provides accommodations for employees with disabilities."

How to Use Accommodations

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe plural form of "accommodation," mainly used in American English for lodging or for special arrangements.

UK vs US

Mostly American usage — British English typically keeps "accommodation" singular even when referring to multiple rooms or units.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does “accommodations” mean?

The word “accommodations” means places to stay, or the arrangements made to meet someone's needs. In plain terms, the plural form of "accommodation," mainly used in American English for lodging or for special arrangements.

How do you use “accommodations” in a sentence?

Here is “accommodations” used in a sentence: “The hotel offers comfortable accommodations for business travellers.”

What part of speech is “accommodations”?

“Accommodations” is a noun.

Is “accommodations” a common word?

“Accommodations” is an uncommon word in modern English.