Innkeeper (noun)

1. A person who runs or manages an inn or hotel.
2. A person who provides lodgings and food for travelers at an inn.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english innekeper, from inn (see inn) + keeper.

Examples:

1. The innkeeper welcomed the tired travelers with a warm smile.
2. The innkeeper recommended the best local restaurants to the guests.
3. The innkeeper was known for his impeccable service and hospitality.
4. The innkeeper provided a comfortable and clean room for the night.
5. The innkeeper took care of the guests' needs and made sure they had a pleasant stay.