"paid accommodation" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It can refer to a wide variety of situations - you might use it to refer to a hotel stay, a rental agreement, or even a board arrangement. For example: "We were offered paid accommodation as part of the job package".
But we are trying to bring the cost down and move away from nightly paid accommodation," he says.
Theori received £3.5m for nightly paid accommodation from councils including Croydon and Islington in the same period.
Fancy doing a Masters with your course fees paid, accommodation provided and all in a climate with guaranteed sun, year round?
One hundred and fifty-nine providers are making almost £160m a year from nightly paid accommodation in the 50 worst homelessness hotspots in England.
The eight-storey block was, until April, managed by major care and housing outsourcing firm Mears, which is one of the top 10 firms that together make £60m a year from nightly paid accommodation.
Mark Meehan, chair of London Councils' housing needs and homelessness working group, which represents boroughs across the capital, blamed rising homelessness and a shortage of rental properties for the explosion in nightly paid accommodation.
For the first time, we were told that there would be only one night of paid accommodations in each city along the course.
12.43pm: Asked to outline the deficiencies Dannatt lists pay, accommodation and the medical response to casualties.
The Guardian revealed earlier this year that the organisers had offered to pay accommodation and travel costs for all competing nations.
After all, you would have had to pay much more if you went on an organized tour or were paying accommodation costs to be there.
Visitors can often reclaim taxes paid for accommodation and tangible goods, defined as items taken out of the country.
