“Lodging” in Japanese
Short answer
Lodging in Japanese is “宿” (shuku). Full meaning: lodging, inn, hotel; house, home, dwelling; home of a servant's parents (or guarantor, etc.).
Other ways to say “Lodging” in Japanese
寄宿
kishuku lodging, boarding, room and board, board and lodging
宿り
yadori lodging, abode, shelter
止宿
shishuku lodging, putting up
投宿
toushuku lodging, putting up at a hotel
宿舎
shukusha lodging (house), accommodation, hotel; housing (for government employees)
じゅく
juku lodging, inn, hotel; house, home, dwelling; home of a servant's parents (or guarantor, etc.)
しゅく
shuku lodging, inn, hotel; house, home, dwelling; home of a servant's parents (or guarantor, etc.)
寝泊まり
netomari staying the night, lodging (at)
ロッジング
rojjingu lodging
下宿
geshuku boarding, lodging, board and lodging, room and board; boarding house, lodging house, lodgings
泊まり
tomari (overnight) stay, lodging; inn, hotel; night duty
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