"sleeping place" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place where someone sleeps, for example: "I'm so exhausted, I just want to find a cozy sleeping place."
I was knocked to little sister's sleeping place.
"Since I arrived, I want food to eat, I want a sleeping place to lie down".
Though his cottage has only one sleeping place and he is too poor to afford spare bedding, he offers them shelter and takes them home with him.
Now town officials are consumed with the evacuation of Futaba's 6,900 residents, shepherding a group of about 1,300 people from one makeshift sleeping place to the next.
The friendship started after the goat, seemingly unfazed that it was on the dinner menu, chased the tiger out of his sleeping place, a converted aviary, and claimed the comfortable area for its own.
The Department of Public Works now sends crews fanning through the streets, waking homeless people and scrubbing down their sidewalk sleeping place with disinfectant, so they have no choice but to move.
"We don't have sleeping places, and the refugees are more than us; no food," said a villager, Victor Gaye.
"There were no rules for separate eating, working, or sleeping places," she says.
Outdoor traps were placed in proximity with breeding sites and under canopy in banana plantations close to the sleeping places of animals.
The campaign included pre-registration of sleeping places, distribution of LLINs through hang-up visits by volunteers and post-distribution "keep-up" behaviour change communication activities.
Since the street-dwellers remain out of their sleeping places for the whole day in searching of food for them, data were collected at night when the street-dwellers took preparation to sleep.
