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[ UK /hˈɒstə‍lɹi/ ]
NOUN
  1. a hotel providing overnight lodging for travelers

How To Use hostelry In A Sentence

  • The Old Bell Hotel, a beautiful hostelry in the heart of the town near to the abbey, serves award-winning French cuisine.
  • With my wife and children I found with great difficulty a room in the Kiev Hostelry.
  • The June festival, he tells us, ‘has been a major talking point in our local hostelry for some time, and all of it is negative’.
  • Catching a hint of disapproval, the guests decamped to a local hostelry, where so much drink was taken they were ejected.
  • The Lunch Group is to try out a local hostelry at the end of the month and our usual groups for Scrabble, knit-and-natter and the play reading will take place this month.
  • The Restaurant du Soleil, where the marriage feast was held, was an earwiggy hostelry on the outskirts of the town, sheltered from the prying roadway by a screen of green lattice and a series of _tonnelles_, the dusty arbours, each furnished with table and chairs, beloved of The Belovéd Vagabond
  • I set out towards the local hostelry for a restorative.
  • So, armed with the baseball bat that every convivial hostelry keeps handy, Peggy smashed the joint up.
  • It was in the Stables, which is our local hostelry.
  • Before repairing to a local hostelry for beer, cosmopolitans, odd conversation about the noise cotton wool makes and other such essential trivia.
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