lodginghouse

noun
UK /ˈlɒdʒɪŋhaʊs/
US /ˈlɑːdʒɪŋhaʊs/

A lodginghouse is a building where people pay to sleep and stay for a while.

The travelers found a small lodginghouse near the train station.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A house that provides rooms for rent, often with meals included.

She ran a cozy lodginghouse that served breakfast every morning.

3. A temporary place to stay for workers or students.

Many students lived in a lodginghouse close to the university.

4. An old-fashioned term for a cheap hotel or place of shelter.

In the old town, the lodginghouse welcomed sailors and traders.