innkeepers

Hosts overnight guests

Innkeepers is the plural of innkeeper, a person who owns or manages an inn—a small establishment offering lodging and sometimes food to travelers.

The term evokes an older era of roadside hospitality: The innkeeper showed us to our room above the tavern.

In legal contexts, innkeeper liability refers to the duties owed to guests by those who provide temporary lodging.

proprietor

owner

Holder of title

operator · host · hostess · restaurateur · licensee · establishment · business · trade · livelihood · family-run

lodging

guesthouse

Lodging for visitors

motel · accommodation · rooms · vacancy · reservation · check-in · overnight · amenities · linens · housekeeping

caretaker

maintenance

Preserving working condition

steward · custodian · attendant · provisions · supplies · stables · kitchen · hearth · cellar · stores

hospitality

welcome

Hospitable greeting offered

friendliness · courtesy · service · attentiveness · hosting · reception · accommodation · comfort · generosity · congeniality

tavern

alehouse

Drinking establishment

  • pubLicensed drinking establishment
  • taproomBar serving draft beer
  • barkeepTavern drink server

barmaid · tapster · brewhouse · hostelry · taphouse · ale · mead · spirits · cask · patrons

Categories
Opposites
host-guest relationship

innkeepersguests

People received hospitably

lodgers · boarders · hotel guests · travelers · visitors

property status

innkeepersvagrants

Homeless itinerant people

vagabonds · drifters · homeless · itinerants · nomads

Family

innkeeper

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G