Synonyms and antonyms of Sets of rooms for accommodation in American Thesaurus

accommodation (noun)

mainly British accommodations

accommodations (noun)

American a place to live, especially a temporary place such as a hotel room. The British word is accommodation

apartment (noun)

a set of rooms for living in, usually on one floor of a large building. The usual British word is flat.

bachelor apartment (noun)

a small apartment, consisting of a main room for living in, a kitchen, and a bathroom, suitable for a person who is not married

bachelor pad (noun)

informal an apartment where a man who is not married lives

bedsit (noun)

British a room that you rent that is used for both living and sleeping in

condo (noun)

Americaninformal a condominium

condominium (noun)

American an apartment in a condominium

digs (noun)

an apartment or other place to live

duplex (noun)

an apartment that has rooms on two levels

efficiency (noun)

American an efficiency apartment

efficiency apartment (noun)

American a small apartment that usually already has furniture and has no separate bedroom, and only a very small bathroom and kitchen

flat (noun)

British an apartment

garden apartment (noun)

American an apartment that is on the lowest floor of a building and that leads directly to a yard

living quarters (noun)

the rooms where people live, for example in a ship or large institution

lodgings (noun)

a room or a set of rooms in someone’s house that you pay to live in

loft (noun)

an upper floor in a factory or similar building that has been made into apartments

maisonette (noun)

British an apartment with two levels in a building

pad (noun)

informal the place where someone lives, especially an apartment

penthouse (noun)

an expensive apartment at the top of a tall building in a fashionable area of a city

residence (noun)

formal a house or other place where someone lives, especially a large house used by an important person

rooms (noun)

a set of rooms that you rent, usually in another person’s house or in a college

studio (noun)

a small apartment that has only one main room

suite (noun)

a set of rooms

unit (noun)

one of the apartments that a building or group of buildings is divided into

walk-up (noun)

Americaninformal an apartment or office in a tall building that has no elevator