nocleg

Nocleg is a Polish term for lodging or an overnight stay. It denotes accommodation arranged for the night for travelers, workers, or temporary shelter. The word is widely used in travel and hospitality to describe where guests sleep and may receive basic services. "Nocleg" can refer to a single sleeping place or to the entire establishment offering overnight stays. The plural noclegi denotes accommodations in general; the term is often contrasted with zakwaterowanie, which is a broader form of housing.

Types and examples include hotels, motels, hostels, pensjonats (guesthouses), B&Bs, and private apartments or rooms for rent. Noclegi range from budget dormitory beds to mid‑range hotels and luxury suites. Some provide meals; others are self‑catering. Booking portals and agencies commonly advertise noclegi for nights rather than longer leases. There are also specialized forms such as noclegi pracownicze for workers and noclegi dla gości eventów.

Regulation and standards: Lodging establishments are typically subject to local regulations, safety standards, and sometimes star-based classification. Operators issue invoices and collect appropriate taxes. Fire safety, sanitation, and accessibility requirements are common. Guests usually book noclegi through platforms or directly with the property, with cancellation policies varying by venue.

Market and usage: The nocleg sector is a key part of the hospitality and tourism industry, providing overnight options across urban, suburban, and rural areas. Availability peaks during travel seasons and events; pricing varies with location, quality, and demand.