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hostelry
This term evokes a sense of antiquity and rustic charm, often appearing in historical novels or period dramas. It suggests a cozy, traditional atmosphere far removed from the sterile environment of modern corporate hotels, typically implying a small-scale operation with a communal feel.
While it is a synonym for inn or lodge, it carries a more formal or archaic tone. It is rarely used in contemporary travel brochures unless the goal is to emphasize a quaint, old-world aesthetic or a specific heritage appeal.
Meanings
Examples
The weary travelers sought shelter in a roadside hostelry.
Is there a decent hostelry in the next village?
The old hostelry had a warm hearth and the smell of roasting meat.
I wonder if this hostelry still has rooms available for the night.
The knight entered the hostelry and demanded a flagon of ale.
A modest hostelry served as the primary meeting point for the spies.
They spent three nights at a quaint hostelry in the Cotswolds.
The hostelry was crowded with merchants and sailors from across the sea.