The phrase "accommodation for up to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the maximum number of people or items that can be accommodated in a particular space or setting.
Example: "The venue offers accommodation for up to 200 guests during the event."
Alternatives: "capacity for up to" or "space for up to".
EuroVegas is forecast to provide overnight hotel accommodation for up to 36,000 visitors.
A week's self-catering accommodation for up to 10 guests costs from €945.
Accommodation for up to 800 guests is provided in safari-style tents and eco-lodges.
At its peak, it had accommodation for up to 65,000 scientists.
The move takes place to provide accommodation for up to 15,500 troops and their famillies being relocated from Germany.
Accommodation for up to 16 people is divided between a treehouse, a potting shed, a hunting lodge and a tipi.
For Australia, ATS Tours has a $1,299 package including round-trip air fare from Los Angeles, flights within Australia, accommodations for up to 12 nights and car rentals in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
The building is owned by the city of Copenhagen, and it had been made available as free accommodations for up to 750 visiting activists, though police said there were only about 100 present at the time of the raid.
Less than a 2 hour drive from campus, we offer overnight accommodations for up to 52, a 24 seat classroom, large multi-purpose room that can seat up to 70, group kitchen, equipped field land wet laboratory, and broadband network access provide even more opportunities for courses, research, citizen science and focused workshops or retreats.
The auction market was "an exuberant mixture of Roman classicism and Beaux-Arts grandeur," with a limestone facade and "high, arched attic windows". It enclosed a huge interior auction space, 65 by 197 feet, with accommodations for up to 1,000 spectators under a steel arch roof and a "suspended, coffered ceiling". Gray 1987.
The coastal village of Lochaline is the heart of Morvern, and the heart of Lochaline is Ardtornish, a 60-square-mile working Highland estate that also offers accommodations for up to 90 guests.
