The phrase "accommodation stands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the availability or status of accommodations, such as in hospitality or housing situations.
Example: "The accommodation stands ready for guests, ensuring a comfortable stay."
Alternatives: "lodging is available" or "housing options are provided".
Embassy buildings and staff accommodations stand well back from the perimeter wall, offering protection against truck bombings and lesser violence like stone throwing.
The bill for temporary accommodation as it stands is £3.5m.
The number of homeless families living in temporary accommodation in England stands at 50,750, the highest since 2008.
Partly converted into apartments and B&B accommodation, the hamlet stands in a 650-hectare estate with vines, olives, lavender fields, a state-of-the-art cantina, an enoteca for wine tastings and an osteria for meals.
Palmetto Bay Plantation, Honduras The Bay Island of Roatán isn't short of accommodation but the Palmetto Bay Plantation stands out for its laid-back, tropical chic ambience.
The Nordic House consists of rooms for organizers, accommodation for ski jumpers, stands for 200 spectators, a sports hall and a fitness centre.
The Main Stand, which has the familiar Leitch style criss-cross balcony and a red-brick facade, seated 10,000 people and provided standing accommodation in an enclosure.
Yet during this time, Kuwait's ruling family has offered Shi'ite subjects many accommodations and has stood by them against elements of Islamist and tribal sectarianism in the parliament.
The latest NUS-Unipol survey shows the average weekly rent for student accommodation in the UK now stands at £147, an 18% increase since 2012-13.
Its prize is free accommodation and a prime-site stand in the new "Eureka Park" zone - an area designed to showcase entrepreneurs and new companies.
