The phrase "a well accommodation" is not correct in English.
The correct form would be "a good accommodation" or "well-accommodated." You can use it when referring to a place that provides suitable lodging or facilities, but it should be rephrased for correctness.
Example: "The hotel offered a good accommodation for our stay, making our trip much more enjoyable."
Alternatives: "a suitable accommodation" or "a comfortable lodging."
One spot, which shows two gleeful women bumping chests, declares, "Behold the power of a well-booked accommodation".
Mr. Williams's own piece, "Whitelaw Hotel," referred to a well-known accommodation for African-Americans in Washington and included several pages from the "Green Book".
The resort offers camping as well as accommodation in comfortable wooden A-frame bungalows, some with ensuites (from $95 a night), surrounded by the bush.
Encompassing 1,500 new homes for university staff and a further 1,500 houses for private sale, as well as accommodation for 2,000 postgraduates, the development includes a state primary school, run by the university's education faculty.
Three meals a day plus snacks are included, as well as accommodation.
(contd...) Listed on 25th Jan 2016 by Fulfords, EX14 01404 228939 Contact Save Hide An ex local authority property which dates from the 1960s, and offers well proportioned accommodation throughout, typically ideal for a first time buyer or first time mover.
Offering lovely oceanfront scenery and well appointed accommodation the Sea Crest Beach Hotel is a great destination for families enjoying barefoot luxury.
It is an impressive complex, with a main stadium at its heart, outer pitches for non-televised games as well as accommodation for players and state-of-the-art training facilities.
Necessary working drawings include the lines plan and detailed plans of the steel structure shell plating, decks, erections, bulkheads, and framing as well as accommodation spaces, plumbing, piping, and electrical installations, and main and auxiliary machinery layout.
The basics of life — clothing and food, as well as accommodation — are much to the fore in "The Revenant," which is set in the eighteen-twenties.
