Any of several hostels in Rome for the use of pilgrims of specific nationalities; esp. (more fully English school) that serving pilgrims from England…

A house or hostel for the reception and entertainment of pilgrims, travellers, and strangers; a hospice. Hence, one of the establishments of the…

In the East: A building (unfurnished) for the accommodation of travellers; a caravanserai.

= xenodochium, n.

In sense 1, as posting carriage, posting charge, posting inn, etc.

An inn or tavern; a baiting or posting house. Obsolete. (Cf. venta, n.)

An inn, typically built around a central courtyard, providing accommodation for travellers along the network of trade routes crossing Asia and North…

A posting house.

In various Eastern countries, A building for the accommodation of travellers; a caravanserai.

A Spanish hostelry or wayside inn.

A posting-house or inn where horses are kept for the use of travellers; (hence in extended use) an inn or other establishment providing…

A house of reception for strangers and pilgrims; a hostel, guest-house, esp. in a monastery.

A hospice for the accommodation of pilgrims and travellers in Turkey.

A place of accommodation for travellers.

In Latin or Spanish America: a hut or shed, or a group of these, put up for the accommodation of travellers; (hence in extended use) a roadhouse…

= hospice, n. 1.

an inn or public house where coach-horses can be watered.

A place for the reception and accommodation of travellers; an inn, caravanserai; also used for the transaction of public business (Yule).

a lodging house for travellers; (also) a brothel.

(a) a play-house, theatre (obsolete); (b) U.S. a house of accommodation used as a regular stopping place for stagecoaches.

A shelter for travellers.

U.S. A roadside establishment providing refreshments and accommodation for travellers. More fully tavern stand. Now historical.

Originally: a house or small hotel offering accommodation for travellers, esp. for colonial officials. Later also in extended use: any small…

A house of rest and entertainment for pilgrims, travellers, or strangers, esp. one belonging to a religious order, as those of the monks of St…

= resthouse, n. 2. Obsolete. rare.

a house offering accommodation to travellers; a boarding-house or rooming-house.

an establishment which provides refreshments for truck-drivers and fuel and servicing for their trucks.