boardinghouses (Meaning)

boardinghouses

a house at which persons are boarded, a lodging house at which meals are provided

The boardinghouses in the seaside town catered to summer vacationers seeking a cozy and affordable stay.
Jane had fond memories of her childhood spent in a quaint boardinghouse overlooking the bustling city square.
The old boardinghouses that once lined the main street now stood vacant, relics of a bygone era.
Mrs. Jones ran a tidy and welcoming boardinghouse, offering comfortable accommodations for weary travelers.
The boardinghouses in the slum district provided cheap shelter for those struggling to make ends meet.
The eerie and dilapidated boardinghouse on the edge of town was rumored to be haunted by a tragic love story.
The boardinghouses near the university campus were often full of students seeking affordable housing.
The boardinghouse keeper was a kind and gentle woman who made every guest feel like family.
The boardinghouses in the alpine resort town were known for their cozy fireplaces and panoramic mountain views.
The grand old boardinghouses along the waterfront were once the epitome of luxury and sophistication.

a house at which persons are boarded, a lodging house at which meals are provided

hotels, motels, taverns, accommodations, inns, lodgings, hospices, hostelries,hostels, camps

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The boardinghouses in the seaside town catered to summer vacationers seeking a cozy and affordable stay.

Jane had fond memories of her childhood spent in a quaint boardinghouse overlooking the bustling city square.

The old boardinghouses that once lined the main street now stood vacant, relics of a bygone era.

Mrs. Jones ran a tidy and welcoming boardinghouse, offering comfortable accommodations for weary travelers.