Answer: INN
INN is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 496 times.
Referring Clues:
- Traveler's stop
- It's accommodating
- A keeper may keep it
- Bed-and-breakfast
- Roadhouse
- Wayhouse
- Auberge
- Place to turn in
- Country restaurant
- B and B
- Halfway house?
- Motor ___
- Comfort ___
- Traveler's stopover
- Lodge
- Caravansary
- Weekend getaway site
- B & B, e.g.
- Place to stay
- Quaint lodging
- Wayside stop
- Roadside stop
- Wayfarer's stop
- Public house
- Rest stop
- Crowded place in the Bible
- Hostel
- What a keeper may keep
- The Admiral Benbow ___ ("Treasure Island" locale)
- "Newhart" setting
- Room offerer
- Motor lodge
- "The Highwayman" setting
- Roomy place?
- Country place
- Days ___
- Stop by the roadside
- Posada
- Holiday ___
- Overnight letter?
- Place to lay over
- Rural stopover
- B & B
- Overnight spot
- Setting for TV's "Newhart"
- Vacation spot
- A home away from home
- Place to overnight
- "Vacancy" shower
- Travel guide listing
- Room provider
- Itinerary stopover
- Night spot
- River to the Danube
- The George and Dragon, e.g.
- Stopover
- Michelin Guide listing
- Country lodge
- Country ___
- Resting place
- "The White Horse ___" (operetta)
- Wayfarer's refuge
- Tolkien's The Prancing Pony, e.g.
- Overnight site
- Destination for Mary and Joseph
- Business with a register
- Place to sojourn
- Wayside retreat
- Room renter
- Quaint quarters
- "Newhart" establishment
- Hostelry
- Bed-and-breakfast, e.g.
- Weary traveler's stopover
- Travel stop
- Pay-to-stay place
- Stop on the road
- Guesthouse
- Tavern
- Du Maurier's "Jamaica ___"
- Hotel
- Hostler's employer
- Stopping place
- Ryokan or posada
- Highway haven
- Traveler's rest stop
- Bed-and-breakfast, for one
- Rustic stopover
- Lodging place
- What a keeper might keep
- Retirement site?
- Roadside stopover
- Wet-your-whistle stop
- Lodging for travelers
- Rooms renter
- Accommodating place
- Place to spend the night
- Stop on the way
- B&B, e.g.
- River that lends its name to an Austrian city
- Place to stay the night
- Holiday lodging?
- Holiday stopover
- Holiday follower
- Lodging house
- Where to stay away
- Quaint lodging spot
- Cozy lodging
- Victorian, maybe
- B&B
- Halfway house
- Red Roof ___
- College ___ (soup brand)
- Padrone's workplace
- "Holiday ___"
- Spot for an overnight stop
- Place that may take travelers' checks
- Pension's cousin
- Road trip stopping place
- See 26-Down
- Victorian, perhaps
- Stop sign?
- "Jamaica ___" (1939 Alfred Hitchcock film)
- Small hotel
- Cozy place to stay
- "The ___ of the Sixth Happiness" (1958 Ingrid Bergman film)
- "The ___ at Lake Devine" (Elinor Lipman novel)
- Overnight stopping place
- Motor ___ (motel)
- One place to stay
- Stopover place
- Spot to stop off
- Holiday ___ (hotel chain)
- Holiday establishment?
- Board seller?
- Boar's Head, for one
- See 51-Down
- Overnight lodging
- Roadside rest stop
- Taproom site
- Family-run lodge, perhaps
- Place to board
- Holiday __
- Country lodging
- Crash site?
- Rural rest stop
- Country quarters
- Quaint hotel
- ''Newhart'' setting
- Rural hotel
- Vacation destination
- Rustic hotel
- Rural lodge
- Place to lodge
- Bed and breakfast
- Roadside retreat
- Place for the night
- Bethlehem sellout
- Business with staying power?
- Where there was no room
- Traveler's sleepover spot
- A hostel environment?
- Quaint traveler's quarters
- Overnight lodging house
- Homey hostel
- Keeper's charge
- Roadside lodge
- A hostel environment
- Establishment with staying power?
- Travelers' stop
- The Crossed Harpoons, in ''Moby-Dick''
- ''Holiday ___'' (1942)
- The Crossed Harpoons, in literature
- Stop in Vermont
- Hostel work environment?
- British public house
- "Tales of a Wayside ___" (Longfellow)
- Admiral Benbow, for one
- Home away from home
- Posada or imaret
- It's kept by a keeper
- Quaint lodge
- Name on many a motel
- It had no room for Mary and Joseph
- A place to spend the night
- Cozy shelter
- Roadside shelter
- Traveler's stopover, perhaps
- Home away from home, perhaps
- Dew Drop ___
- Wayside stopover
- Country getaway
- It may have a room with a view
- Publican's place
- Hostel environment?
- Quaint stopover
- Tourist stop
- Quaint place to stay
- Part of many hotel names
- It has a keeper
- No room at the ___
- Rural room renter
- Country stopover
- Small hotel or bar
- Maid employer
- Traditional gathering place in old Europe
- Country hotel
- Days on the road?
- Vacationer's spot
- Pilgrim's stop
- "... there was no room for them in the ___" (Luke 2:7)
- Stopover for the night
- Barnard's ___, locale in "Great Expectations"
- Overnight stop
- Motel kin
- Place purveying potent pints
- Place with staying power?
- Bucolic hotel
- The Admiral Benbow in "Treasure Island," for one
- Place to stay overnight
- Rural lodgings
- Longfellow's "Tales of a Wayside ___"
- The Crossed Harpoons, in "Moby-Dick"
- "Holiday ___" (1942)
- Tourist stopover
- Road abode
- Rural lodging
- Place to register
- Vacancy venue, perhaps
- Place with no room for Mary and Joseph
- Place with a keeper
- Roadside resting spot
- Place to be put up
- You stay here
- Bed-and-breakfast, say
- See 12-Down
- Travel-guide listing
- Place to retire
- Place to stop
- Where Mary and Joseph sought refuge
- Place to retire?
- Wayfarer's lodging
- Hotel or motel alternative
- Quaint motel
- Lodging
- Hostel territory?
- Tourists' haven
- Hostel work environment
- 'Newhart' setting
- Hospice
- Little hotel
- Rest house
- Stopover site
- Ramada, e.g.
- Motel
- Wayfarer's stopover
- Business often located near an interstate
- "White Christmas" setting
- Cozy quarters
- Place with no vacancies, in Luke
- Hostel kin
- Tourist's overnight option
- Place that could fit this puzzle's theme
- Road trip respite
- Lodging location
- Rustic lodging
- Hotel and motel relative
- Small Vermont hotel
- What a keeper keeps
- It may have a vacancy
- Country retreat
- Where to find a keeper
- Rest home
- Motel relative
- Tavern or hotel
- Old pub
- Hotel relative
- Bread-and-breakfast
- "The Fair Maid of the ___" (Renaissance comedy)
- Watering hole
- Trip stopover
- "Jamaica ___" (1939 Hitchcock film)
- Overnighter's option
- Vacation stopover
- B&B cousin
- Wayfarer's shelter
- Motel of yore
- Holiday for a holiday
- Stop along the way
- "The Canterbury Tales" setting
- Motel alternative
- Lodge alternative
- Hotel's kin
- Rodeway ___
- It had no room for pregnant Mary
- RLS's Benbow, for one
- Rowling's Leaky Cauldron, e.g.
- Holiday place?
- Place cited but not entered in Luke 2:7
- Comfort or country follower
- Cozy stop for travelers
- Holiday, for one
- Stop in New England
- Relaxing retreat
- Keeper's place
- Road house
- Tolkien's Prancing Pony, e.g.
- Traveler's destination
- " ... no room for them in the ___"
- Bucolic shelter
- Place of rest
- Hog's Head, in the Harry Potter books
- Cozy stopover
- Stopover spot
- Road trip stopover
- Highway stopover
- Caravan stopover
- Provider of accommodations
- Travelers' stopover
- Orbitz listing
- Room lender
- Stopover locale
- Ramada ___
- Roadside lodging retreat
- Country resort
- Country motel
- Motel's kin
- Stopover stop
- Relative of 36-Across
- A hotel for travelers
- Place for travelers
- Lorelai managed one on "Gilmore Girls"
- Hospitality site
- It was filled before Jesus arrived
- Vacation stop
- Place to stop over
- Rowling's Three Broomsticks, e.g.
- Place to rest
- Dew Drop
- Holiday for a holiday?
- Stopover point
- Traveler's lodging
- Resting spot for the night
- Stay here
- It might have a bed icon on a highway sign
- Shelter + food locale
- "The world's an ___": Dryden
- Lodging provider
- Setting for Dickens
- Hotel cousin
- Sleep ___
- B&B, maybe
- Guest house
- Highwayman's hangout
- Chaucer's Tabard, for one
- Bob Newhart, as Dick Loudon, ran one
- Holiday ___ express
- Word after Holiday or Days
- Tavern attachment
- Word with Comfort or Holiday
- Traveler's rest
- Where one hopes to find an empty room
- Hotel kin
- It's quaint and roomy
- Where there may be no room
- Cozy retreat
- Rural resort
- Overnight accommodation
- Vacation option
- Chaucer's pilgrims left from one
- Rural lodging for the night
- Homey lodging
- Tolkien's Prancing Pony, for one
- Place to stay in Vermont
- Roadside respite spot
- Motel cousin
- Motel's quaint relative
- What many a motel is called
- Word after Holiday or Comfort
- Rustic stop
- Rustic renter of rooms
- Business with a guestbook
- Stopover with a "keeper"
- Hotel alternative
- Gasthaus
- Super 8, e.g.
- Hotel or motel relative
- Grog house
- Wayfarer's rest
- Jesus rejector
- Hampton ___
- Hostel relative
- Stopover managed by a keeper
- Quaint lodgings
- Admiral Benbow, e.g.
- No room at the ___ (problem once in Bethlehem)
- Little country motel
- Stopover run by a keeper
- Word in many motel chain names
- Bavarian river
- Spot for a stopover
- "Newhart" building
- Stopover with a keeper
- Alpine retreat
- Lodging choice
- Lodging spot
- Boniface's domain
- Overnight establishment
- Guesthouse relative
- Stop on a trip
- Place to stay when you're out, ironically
- Chaucer's Tabard, e.g.
- Vacationer's lodgings
- "amanda" establishment
- The Stratford, in TV's "Newhart"
- Lodging with a "keeper"
- Days ___ (hotel chain)
- Rural rest stop?
- Days ___: hotel chain
- Quality ___ (hotel chain)
- Lodging mentioned in Luke
- Road trip stop
- Rustic lodgings
- Road trip lodge
- Trekker's stop
- Rustic lodge
- Part of the Nativity story
- The Spouter in "Moby-Dick," for one
- B&B kin
- Place for a stay
- Roadside establishment
- London's Tabard, e.g.
- One may advertise its free Wi-Fi
- Alternative to an Airbnb
- Imaret, say
- Natural
- "Lord of the Rings" stopping place
- Cozy honeymoon destination
- Hilton Garden ___
- Cozy lodging place
- Place to book a room
- Part of many motel chain names
- Word after "Hampton" or "Holiday"
- Certain keeper's charge
- Establishment with a keeper
- The Admiral Benbow in "Treasure Island," e.g.
- The Boar's Head in "Henry IV," e.g.
- Comfort, e.g.
- End of some hotel names
- B&B relative
- Overnight trip stop
- Bed-and-breakfast, maybe
- Keeper's concern
- Overnight option
- Place full of guests
- End of many a hotel name
- Relative of a B&B
- Dew Drop ___ (historic New Orleans nightclub)
- "Canterbury Tales" lodging
- Overnight stop on a road trip
- Business to stop at
- Stonewall ___ (site of a seminal uprising in LGBTQ+ history)
- Stop along the highway
- Stonewall ___
- Spot for the night
- Roadside haven
- Pensione relative
- Lodging option
- 58-Across booking
- Cozy rest stop
- The Tabard in "The Canterbury Tales," e.g.
- Tripadvisor recommendation, perhaps
- Place to stay a night
- Place to rest in an RPG
- Spot for a sojourn
- Last word in some motel names
- B&B alternative
- Suite spot?
- Roadside lodging
- Stopover on a multiday road trip
- Road trip lodging
- Cozy overnight spot
- Airbnb alternative
- The Stonewall ___
- Word with Days and Holiday
- Stopover for weary travelers
- Lorelai's place of business on "Gilmore Girls"
- Road trip rest stop
- Stop for the night
- The Tabard, in "The Canterbury Tales"
- Stay there!
- Lodging for leaf peepers
- New York's Stonewall, e.g.
- Stumble ___ (punny bar name)
- Rest stop in a high-fantasy game
- Stop for the night, say
Last Seen In:
- LA Times - October 03, 2025
- LA Times - September 21, 2025
- USA Today - September 19, 2025
- LA Times - August 31, 2025
- New York Times - August 28, 2025
- LA Times - August 23, 2025
- LA Times - July 31, 2025
- New York Times - July 24, 2025
- USA Today - July 01, 2025
- LA Times - June 27, 2025
- New York Times - June 15, 2025
- USA Today - April 01, 2025
- USA Today - March 17, 2025
- New York Times - March 05, 2025
- USA Today - February 27, 2025
- LA Times - February 17, 2025
- USA Today - February 12, 2025
- LA Times - January 13, 2025
- USA Today - January 08, 2025
- LA Times - January 05, 2025
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