The phrase "accommodation in advance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the need to arrange or secure a place to stay before a specific date or event.
Example: "To ensure a smooth trip, please make your accommodation in advance."
Alternatives: "book your lodging ahead" or "secure your stay beforehand".
Outside the peak period of late December to early January, it isn't necessary to book accommodation in advance.
Is it possible to camp or would you advise booking accommodation in advance for each night of our stay?
This can be done either by booking a dorm room or by finding a private accommodation in advance.
CHECK IN By and large, it's best to book accommodation in advance, but the tourist office can help if you arrive without any reservations.
"I paid the deposit for my accommodation in advance, and had to do this before I got my loan," she said.
Across the Highlands, this year's peak season brought reports of motorhome waste dumped by the roadside in the Western Isles, police advising visitors to Skye to book overnight accommodation in advance, and warnings of an increase in accidents along the newly launched North Coast 500 route as unfamiliar drivers struggled to negotiate narrow single track roads.
Travelers who want to stay at a port of call should arrange accommodations in advance.
If you avoid holidays, you don't even have to book all accommodations in advance.
Moreover, not fully recognising, appreciating and making appropriate accommodations in advance for reasonably assuring each player's safety and well-being during hot-weather training and tournament events could arguably (though unintentionally) increase the potential clinical risk to participating players.
Miser's tip Book accommodation months in advance and be prepared to stay out of town.
Book accommodation well in advance for the Christmas School holiday period (late December to the end of January) and Easter.
