The phrase "accommodation house" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a place that provides lodging or housing, often for travelers or guests.
Example: "The accommodation house near the beach offers a variety of rooms for visitors looking to enjoy a seaside getaway."
Alternatives: "lodging house" or "guesthouse".
Fewer houses are being built, there are too many families in temporary accommodation, house prices continue to rise and conditions in parts of the private rented sector are as bad as we have seen in decades.
The gym was in the accommodation house, a block where the Kendal's crew – who number 19, though they had 7,000 boxes to look after – live, rest and work.
I work with them in the supported accommodation house they live in, which is run by our service.
Socio-demographic variables included age (continuous), gender, marital status (currently married, widowed, separated/divorced, and never married), education (up to 14 years of age and 15 and above) and accommodation (house, warden controlled housing, residential home and long stay hospital).
Toward the stern is the "accommodation housing" -- a tall, whitewashed structure with windows that resembles an old apartment building.
Neighbouring flats were also evacuated, with those unable to return or find alternative accommodation housed temporarily in a shelter at a nearby leisure centre.
They also saw workers' accommodation that did "not satisfy by far the minimum standards, with most accommodation housing 10 to 12 workers per small room [and with] unhygienic and poor kitchen and sanitary facilities".
Securing bamboo ladders to the stern, the men scrambled to the main deck and leapt upon the outside ladder of the accommodation housing, climbing five stories to the open bridge.
The commission will investigate and, if necessary, hold hearings on complaints of discrimination in employment, public accommodation, housing and credit based on race, color, religion, ethnicity, creed, age, national origin, citizenship, family connection, gender, marital status, sexual orientation or disability.
It should, the report adds, also including hotels and bed and breakfast accommodation; housing and social landlords; taxis and public transport; takeaways and food outlets, shopping centres and public spaces, pubs and clubs.
The instrument is divided into 10 subscales that include both dynamic and historical factors, each with a specific focus area of self-report, including: criminal history, education/employment, financial status, family/marital, accommodation (housing), leisure/recreation, companions, alcohol/drug problems, emotional/personal, and attitudes/orientation.
