lodgable

adjective
UK /ˈlɒdʒəbl/
US /ˈlɑːdʒəbl/

Able to be given a place to stay.

The small inn was lodgable for up to ten guests.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Capable of being lodged or fixed in a place.

The loose stone was lodgable in the crack of the wall.

3. Suitable for being deposited or placed for safekeeping.

The documents were lodgable with the clerk for review.

4. Able to be formally submitted or filed.

The complaint was lodgable at the local office.