hostelry

[ hos-tl-ree ]

/ ˈhɒs tl ri /

an inn or hotel.

Origin of hostelry

1350–1400; Middle English hostelrye, variant of hostelerie < Middle French. See hostel, -ry

And my imitations are all in primary colours, staring colours, hot as the colours of a hostelry's sign-board!

Famous Stories Every Child Should Know |Various
The first hostelry is the Deer Park Hotel, just finished, and really admirable in accommodations.

Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Vol. XII. No. 31. October, 1873. |Various
In proportion as we are confined within the walls of one hostelry or one city or one state, we are provincial.

The New Freedom |Woodrow Wilson
In a half hour we were ashore and at the Occidental, a hostelry worthy of San Francisco or any other city.

Across America |James F. Rusling

A "suite" at the Central House, Bayport's one hostelry, tickled him.

Fair Harbor |Joseph Crosby Lincoln

hostelry

/ (ˈhɒstəlrɪ) /

archaic, or facetious an inn