Which type of lodging is not included under commercial lodging options near U.S. installations?

Privatized Military Housing is not considered a commercial lodging option. This type of lodging is specifically designated for military personnel and their families, typically provided on or near military installations. Privatized Military Housing is developed, owned, and managed by private entities under contracts with the Department of Defense but serves a unique purpose distinct from commercial lodging, which is generally open to the public and primarily focused on short-term stays for travelers.

In contrast, the other options fall under various categories that are designed for temporary lodging and hospitality services meant for travelers, including military personnel on temporary duty assignments. DoD Approved Hotels and Commercial Lodging Chains are established accommodations that fulfill lodging needs outside of military-specific arrangements, while Temporary Duty Accommodations typically refer to lodging specifically arranged for service members when they are on official travel.