Inn (noun)

1. A establishment providing lodging, especially for travelers.
2. A tavern or bar.

Origin:

Old english in(n) "dwelling place, abode", of germanic origin; related to german wohnung "dwelling" and dutch woning "house".

Examples:

1. The travelers stayed at the inn.
2. The inn had comfortable rooms.
3. The inn served good food.
4. The inn was located in the countryside.
5. The inn had a tavern.