The phrase "accomodation from" is not correct in English; it should be "accommodation from." You can use it when referring to receiving a place to stay or a service provided by someone or an organization.
Example: "We received accommodation from the hotel during our stay in the city."
Alternatives: "lodging from" or "housing from."
The 12 new hillside accomodations (from $1,900 to $4,800 per night) have sweeping canyon views, there are now three 'loft' guestrooms, and I heard there is a special rate of some $565 dollars a day for a basic room until the end of the year.
View of Lake and Glacier from accomodation at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise.
(I use this reference as an illustration of the financial risks, by the way, not as an inference that Westminster is likely to "game" homelessness applications): "There will be a glut of homelessness applications from January 2012, says the report, requiring the provision of temporary accomodation for up to 300 households in the borough next year.
We have to find suitable accomodation for all of them".
Activites and accomodation Hato El Cedral from around £55pp pn full board, inc safari tours.
Accomodation was provided by Villa Provence with doubles from £135, and Scandic Aarhus City with doubles from £95.
The price also includes a wedding dress, a party (to take place on earth), accomodation and travel expenses and live broadcasts from outer space.
A 10 day "Treasures of Persia tour, as part of a group of between eight and 25 people, costs from £1295pp, including flights, full board and accomodation.
Getting there Return rail fares from London to Venice start at £119, with accomodation in a four-berth couchette on the overnight part of the journey.
Prices are from £3150 per person, including international flights, all accomodation, meals, park fees, transport, leader and guides and two gorilla permits.
