lodge
ˈlɒdʒ
Definitions
1. noun
a building or hut, typically in a rural or mountainous area, used as a dwelling or a place to stay, especially for travelers or workers
“The hikers decided to lodge at the nearby inn for the night.”
2. verb
to stay or live in a particular place, especially temporarily
“They lodged in the city for a few weeks before moving to the countryside.”