Hospitality Management Concepts

noun a small lodging establishment typically providing accommodations for travelers or tourists

• The guest house provides a comfortable and welcoming accommodation for visitors.
• The guest house is a cozy place to stay while you're in town.
• Let's crash at the guest house for the weekend.
• The guest house of my mind is always open to new ideas and perspectives.

noun a place to live or stay, typically temporarily

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• The hotel offers comfortable lodging for guests visiting the city.
• We found a cozy lodging for our weekend getaway.
• Let's crash at our friend's lodging for the night.
• His mind found lodging in the memories of his childhood home.

noun a rough shelter for workers or travelers, typically consisting of one large room or a building with small rooms

• The workers on the ranch stayed in the bunkhouse during their time off.
• We all hung out in the bunkhouse after a long day of work.
• Let's crash at the bunkhouse tonight and have a party!
• The old barn was like a bunkhouse for stray animals seeking shelter.