Meanings of decent lodging in English

Can a family get decent lodging and decent food and decent clothing for nine kroner a week?

His decent lodging alone costs him a great part of his revenue, and obliges him to be strictly parsimonious of the rest.

It includes in the first place physical comfort for every person willing and deserving to be physically comfortable, decent lodging, good food, sufficient clothing.

In a quiet little hotel in Rutland Square we found decent lodging, in a large chamber which was really the smoking room of the house.

I must find decent lodgings for the old fellow, as soon as possible.

At first I must find you decent lodgings in our neighbourhood.'

It was decent lodgings she kept; not a Wombwell's Menagerie.

Tomorrow we'll try and find you some decent lodgings.'

She had sent him her address, and he found her living in very decent lodgings overlooking the public park.

"Just as soon as I really get settled down into a half- decent lodging, something happens."

An old servant of mine who lives in Mortimer Street would probably give you cheap, decent lodgings, and behave well to you for my sake.

Or do you doubt my being able to provide you with decent lodgings, that you prefer mud and rain to my good sheets and pillows?