Permanent Change of Station (PCS), new duty assignments, and transfers are common threads in most military members’ lives. These life events create many unknowns for active-duty soldiers and their families. Let InTown Suites provide a stable, short-term home environment while you navigate career opportunities, school enrollment for kids, and spousal employment. Our booking process is an easy and reliable option for service members, veterans, and families, and we’re proud to offer solutions for work, home, or both.
Easy Bookings & Flexible Housing for Military Families on the Move
Choosing an InTown Suites extended stay hotel for temporary housing during a military transfer can give you a strong start to navigating any new situation. And our fully furnished, move-in ready suites won’t break your housing budget. We offer a variety of floor plans, including some with handicap-accessible features. You’ll find the generous amenities—an in-room kitchen and bathroom, storage, comfortable seating, and one or two beds—meet your needs for any long-term stay. When your PCS dates are adjusted with short notice, quickly update your reservation online instead of scrambling to secure new housing.
Career Opportunities for Veterans & Military Spouses
Employment assistance is the number one service veterans seek upon transferring out. We are proud to have partnered with a non-profit organization to help connect veterans and their spouses to opportunities in the workforce, including hospitality careers. Jobs with InTown include flexible scheduling, competitive wages, training, benefits, and more. Our employee training provides a solid base for hospitality positions anywhere, making it easier for a military spouse to find employment wherever the next move leads.
Remote Jobs for Spouses of Active Duty Personnel
Remote jobs are also some of the best careers for military spouses. Because PCS orders can change every two to four years, many spouses find themselves starting over in their jobs too often to make headway in their field. Working remotely provides flexibility for frequent relocation while keeping a military spouse employed—and all it requires is a reliable internet connection. Since you don’t need to transfer utilities to gain access to Wi-Fi at InTown Suites, your work can seamlessly begin again from the first day of your move.
Temporary Housing Near Military Bases
Some veterans and active duty members find the pros of living off-base too good to pass up. When it is time to decide for yourself, look for temporary housing nearby to do a trial run before committing to something long-term. InTown Suites has many extended stay hotels near military bases available to rent by the week or month. Military bases with InTown Suites nearby include:
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- Barry M. Goldwater Range Air Force Base
- Buckley Air Force Base
- Camp Swift
- Container Inspection Training USCG
- Dobbins Air Force Base
- Fort Bliss Army Base
- Fort Campbell Army Base
- Fort Jackson Army Base
- Fort Sam Houston
- Hill Air Force Base
- Hunter Army Airfield Army Base
- Joint Base Charleston Air Force North
- Kirtland Air Force Base
- Lackland Air Force Base
- Maxwell Gunter Air Force Base
- NAS Corpus Christi
- NAS Jacksonville Naval Base
- Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base
- Naval Air Warfare Center Navy Base
- Naval Construction Battalion Center
- Norfolk Naval Station
- North Carolina National Guard Joint Force Headquarters
- United States Air Force Academy
- USCG Aviation Training Center
If you aren’t ready to put down permanent roots yet, or you’re still deciding between on- or off-base housing, look to InTown Suites for private accommodations without the hassle of a long-term lease. Our job opportunities for veterans and their spouses, plus our high speed Wi-Fi make the dream of working from anywhere a reality. We’re committed to helping active duty military personnel and veterans succeed, one stay at a time.
FAQs
Can veterans stay in military lodging?
Yes, veterans may stay in military lodging after service if they choose. Some reasons veterans move to temporary housing off base include long waitlists for military houses, outdated living quarters, and visitor restrictions.
Are there hotels on military bases?
Yes, many military bases have hotels. If you’re looking to stay at one, keep in mind that reservation rules and check-in processes vary by branch and base location, and can be difficult to navigate. To avoid the confusion of an on-base hotel, look for a nearby InTown Suites location and easily book your stay online.
