auberges
Small European hotels
Auberges is the plural of auberge, a French word for an inn or small hotel, typically in a rural or picturesque setting.
The term appears in English contexts describing European lodgings or restaurants with rustic charm: We stayed at several auberges along the countryside route.
Some upscale restaurants adopt the name to evoke French country hospitality.
Lodging for wayfarers
- hostelShared traveler lodging
- lodgingTemporary place to stay
- hotelCommercial lodging establishment
- pensionRetiree's ongoing benefit
refuge · shelter · haven · sanctuary · respite · stopover · caravanserai · roadhouse
Lodging establishment operator
- hostOne receiving guests
- welcomeHospitable greeting offered
- guestsPeople received hospitably
- serviceAid or maintenance
warmth · hearth · fireside · comfort · reception · hosting · cordiality · friendliness
Traveler, especially walking
- travellerOne who journeys
- pilgrimReligious journey-taker
- journeyTravel from place to place
- itineraryPlanned sequence of destinations
sojourn · backpacking · tourism · wanderlust · excursion · trekking · guidebook · destination
Sovereign state or territory
- pastoralOf countryside or clergy care
- quaintAttractively unfamiliar, outdated
- charmingPleasantly attractive in manner
- farmhouseDwelling on agricultural land
cottage · provincial · bucolic · homely · traditional · old-fashioned · wooden · thatched
Cuisine typical of an area
- table d'hôteSet meal, fixed price
- terroirGeography's influence on taste
- chefProfessional kitchen leader
- hearty mealsLarge, nourishing servings
inn
Lodging for wayfarers
pension · refuge · shelter · haven · sanctuary · respite · stopover · caravanserai · roadhouse · waystation
innkeeper
Lodging establishment operator
service · warmth · hearth · fireside · comfort · reception · hosting · cordiality · friendliness · courtesy
wayfarer
Traveler, especially walking
itinerary · sojourn · backpacking · tourism · wanderlust · excursion · trekking · guidebook · destination · stopover
country
Sovereign state or territory
- pastoralOf countryside or clergy care
- quaintAttractively unfamiliar, outdated
- charmingPleasantly attractive in manner
farmhouse · cottage · provincial · bucolic · homely · traditional · old-fashioned · wooden · thatched · countryside
regional fare
Cuisine typical of an area
- table d'hôteSet meal, fixed price
- terroirGeography's influence on taste
- chefProfessional kitchen leader
aubergesluxury resorts
Expensive premium vacation properties
grand hotels · luxury hotels · The Ritz · palaces · casino resorts
aubergesairport hotels
Lodging near departure terminals
hotel chains · motels · Holiday Inn · Marriott · casino hotels
aubergeshomes
Personal living quarters
apartments · condominiums · houses · dwellings · domiciles