Alojadas

Alojadas is the plural feminine form of alojada, a term in Spanish that can function as both a noun and an adjective referring to lodging or accommodation. As a noun, alojadas designates places where people are housed temporarily, such as inns, hostels, boarding houses, or other facilities offering overnight or short-term lodging. As an adjective, it describes something related to lodging or the act of housing, for example in phrases that indicate a unit or space is intended to be housed or accommodated.

In usage, the word appears in travel writing, hospitality contexts, and rental listings. It can also show up in historical texts describing arrangements for travelers, guests, or soldiers staying at a location. The term emphasizes the aspect of temporary housing rather than long-term residence.

Toponymy: there is no widely recognized city or town named Alojadas in major geographic databases. The term might appear descriptively in local place names or as part of longer names in various Spanish-speaking regions, but it is not a standardized geographic designation on its own.

Etymology: alojadas derives from the Spanish verb alojar, meaning to lodge or house. The noun/adjective form conveys the state or place associated with lodging.

See also: alojamiento, hostal, posada, casa de huéspedes, vivienda.