lodging house 
noun
A private house in which furnished rooms are rented for living or staying in temporarily.She would take what she could get for the property and move into one of the towns, even if it meant renting a room at a lodging house....
- They had no other choice but to stay in a cheap lodging house and send someone to Hoten for parts and tools, even though staying in one place was extremely risky.
- Then Eva, who had a room in the same lodging house, had suggested that Arturo might have the answer.
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