lodging houses (Meaning)

lodging houses

rooming house

The city's seedy underbelly manifested in its numerous lodging houses, havens for the destitute and desperate.
In the Victorian era, lodging houses were notorious for their squalid conditions and exploitation of the poor.
The bustling port district was home to countless lodging houses catering to sailors and transients seeking a cheap roof over their heads.
The landlord of the dilapidated lodging house was known for his merciless treatment of his poverty-stricken tenants.
The young woman's desperate situation led her to seek refuge in a grim lodging house on the city's outskirts.
Hidden within the labyrinthine alleys of the old town were dilapidated lodging houses that served as temporary havens for outcasts and vagrants.
The authorities launched a crackdown on illegal lodging houses that were found to be operating under unsanitary and unsafe conditions.
The stench emanating from the overcrowded lodging house was unbearable, creating a suffocating atmosphere that was detrimental to its occupants.
Social reformers decried the inhumane living conditions in lodging houses, advocating for government intervention to improve the plight of the poor.
Despite their notoriety, lodging houses played a vital role in providing affordable accommodation for those living on the margins of society.

rooming house

public houses,rooming houses, guesthouses, accommodations, taverns, inns,hotels, apartment hotels, B and Bs, hostelries

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The city's seedy underbelly manifested in its numerous lodging houses, havens for the destitute and desperate.

In the Victorian era, lodging houses were notorious for their squalid conditions and exploitation of the poor.

The bustling port district was home to countless lodging houses catering to sailors and transients seeking a cheap roof over their heads.

The landlord of the dilapidated lodging house was known for his merciless treatment of his poverty-stricken tenants.