Yes, airline pilots often get free accommodation during layovers as part of their job. This is typically arranged and paid for by the airline. Here are some details:

1. Layover Hotels: Airlines provide hotel accommodations for pilots when they have layovers between flights. These hotels are usually close to the airport, and airlines often have contracts with specific hotels to ensure consistent quality and safety.
   
   

2. Rest Requirements: Regulatory bodies like the FAA and EASA mandate that pilots must have adequate rest between flights. Providing comfortable accommodations ensures pilots are well-rested and fit to fly.
   
   

3. Costs: Pilots do not personally pay for these hotels; it is part of their job benefits. However, personal trips outside of work are not covered.
   
   

4. Additional Perks: In some cases, pilots may also receive meal allowances or complimentary transportation to and from the hotel.
   
   

If you're pursuing a CPL, this is a perk you can look forward to in an airline career!