Definition of «inn»

An inn is a public house or hotel that provides lodging and food to travelers.

The inn was bustling with weary travelers looking for a place to rest.
We decided to stop by a quaint inn in the countryside for a romantic weekend getaway.
As we walked into the inn, the inviting smell of freshly baked bread greeted us.
In the evening, we enjoyed a delicious dinner in the cozy inn's dining room.
The inn had a charming garden where we could relax and soak up the sunshine.
The inn was conveniently located near many popular tourist attractions.
They had a charming common area in the inn where guests could gather and socialize.
The inn provided complimentary breakfast for all its guests.
We loved the old-world charm of the inn, with its wooden beams and rustic decor.

It would be better to stop in the nearest inn in the highway and rest for a while. (wannadrive.com)
Set amongst lush rainforest gardens, this motor inn provides budget accommodation and function facilities. (cityofcairns.com)
Beautiful and charming historic inn offering guests a large pool, excellent location to the downtown area, and much more. (visitstaugustine.com)
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