"choice of accommodation" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the options or selections available for where one will stay or live. Example: I have narrowed down my choice of accommodation to either a cozy bed and breakfast or a luxurious hotel suite.
The trouble is that, until recently, the choice of accommodation in the region was often underwhelming.
EasyJet Holidays allows you to book a package deal that pairs the airline's flights with a choice of accommodation.
But UK tour operators assured me that the choice of accommodation in Bolivia had improved in the past few years.
Not only does this greatly expand the existing ski areas, it also gives a greater choice of accommodation.
A six-day tour begins at $3,000 (£1,900) while a nine-day tour can cost as much as $5,800, depending on the choice of accommodation.
If you want a daunting choice of accommodation that will leave you not knowing where to start, you'll find that too.
For shorter stays, visitors can find a wide choice of accommodations in an assortment of inns and bed-and-breakfasts, many dating to the 1800's.
Mr. Crossland's choice of accommodations was dictated by personal preference and the hardscrabble economics of the WYOamericana Caravan, a 14-date swing through the heart of the rugged American West featuring three popular Wyoming bands.
"If I was going to go and live the high life, I certainly wouldn't be doing it one night or two nights at a time," Mr. Sharpton said about his choice of accommodations.
"Our mission is to enable people with disabilities and special needs (15-2015-20percentthe population) to travel the world, by being able to find a great choice of accommodations at different price levels, adapted to our users specific needs," explains Archambeaud.
