The phrase 'organise accommodation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to making arrangements for someone to have somewhere to stay. For example, "I had to organise accommodation for my parents when they came to visit."
Zammit was left with three weeks to organise accommodation, airfares, and assemble a support team.
Local co-ordinators can help organise accommodation and advise on the different sections of the path.
Now she will organise accommodation for Afghans in Athens's anarchist district of Exarchia.
Take this time to organise accommodation, apply for bursaries, start on the reading list, and so on.
About 10% of their supporters use the Army's tour wing to organise accommodation, flights, tickets, the whole palaver.
The gangmasters may advance the travel costs and organise accommodation, which results in a large number of people sharing a house or flat.
"It was like running a second business – trying to promote it, keep the momentum going, organising accommodation, transport and equipment to do it.
Arriving at the park headquarters, while organising accommodation, climbing permits and the compulsory booking of a guide for the climb, it struck me how the mountain climb was played down.
He organised accommodation for Josiffe in London, and a longer-term stay with a family in Barnstaple, within the North Devon constituency.
Tailor-made firms such as Last Frontiers can organise flights, accommodation and a car for around £5,000 per person, but Europcar at Coyhaique's Balmaceda airport will rent 4WD pick-ups for two weeks from around £1,100, and you could keep costs down by packing a tent or using hostels.
For example, arranging a specialist's appointment in Perth for a self-care dialysis patient living in a community ranked as either Remote (R) or Very Remote (VR) is a complex and costly exercise, involving several people who organise flights, accommodation, city transport, paperwork and so on in addition to supporting the patient to understand and carry through the arrangements.
