hostelry

There is evidence that a hostelry has been on the site since 1379.

She found a hostelry not far away, one where her family had never stayed.

There's limited space, and I had to book the young people into a different hostelry on another level.

The hostelry he had chosen was on the edge of the town.

The party would remain in town until the day after, putting up at one of the better hostelries.

He took me to a nice hostelry where I could hire a bed for the night.

They arrived at the hostelry where he planned to eat.

He came out of the hostelry wrapped in his big coat.

The hotel itself was proclaimed "the last word in hostelries."

A fine old hostelry, dating from 1456, rich in character.

We agreed therefore to conduct the interview in our local hostelry.

And perhaps then we shall have to leave this hostelry."

My only concern was to return to the royal hostelry and wait out the crisis.

While they talk together, sudden cries are heard from all parts of the hostelry.

There are reportedly free hostelries that provide food and shelter.

And she hopes to be welcomed into other hostelries in the village soon.

We were well known to the management of that excellent hostelry and had no difficulty in getting a table.

I can't think how we ever came to be famed for our hostelries.

One of the oldest hostelries in Scotland, said to date back to 1456.

By using the map and clues you will eventually find your way to a fine hostelry out in the country.

A friendly and open collective, the group is well known for supporting local hostelries.

Hostelries were set up and warehouses occupied a key role in the economy.

As the viewpoint's fame spread, a hostelry was built there in 1895.

Their moorings that night were in open country with no signs of any hostelry.

Through the broken walls of the once famous hostelry you could see nothing but debris.