hostelry

Preposition: in

• town: The Inn is said to be haunted - as are a number of these older hostelries in the town.

Converse of object

• welcome: Fellowship in the refectory queue and around the bars of the welcoming village hostelries.
• visit: Afterward, visit a local hostelry where you can relax beside a roaring fire.
• know: We supped and at length our party moved on to a most agreeable hostelry known to all as the Variety.
• run: Mr Marklew, who has run the hostelry for the past five years, today confirmed that he was leaving the pub next week.
• name: The only named hostelry is the Red Lion Inn at the Ty'n-y-bedw end of the town.
• find: Once done, we found a local hostelry where we marked on the checkpoints over a couple of beers.

Preposition: for

• refreshment: At lunch time Tony led us out of the forest to the local hostelry for refreshment.
• lunch: After service fare is biscuits and coffee and a group of students usually go on to a local hostelry for lunch.
• beer: After the concert the band returned to Lausanne to find a local hostelry for a few post concert beers.

Adjective modifier

• nearby: Round off with a breakfast at a nearby hostelry.
• local: Many an hour can be spent outside the local hostelry watching these boats navigate the locks.
• ancient: I could really have fancied being trapped in the ancient hostelry overnight with another glass or two of the Soave.
• near: I managed to hitch a lift to the nearest hostelry, where my wife was waiting with a new tire.
• friendly: There are also a number of friendly hostelries within 5 minutes walk of the ground.
• historic: Heading further east to Wapping Wall we come to the third of the trio of historic Wapping hostelries, the Prospect of Whitby.

Noun used with modifier

• village: The Fox and Hounds remains one of the few unspoiled village hostelries nestling in glorious countryside on the edge of the North Cotswolds.
• century: Originally an 18th Century hostelry, the hotel is built around a courtyard.
• country: In the seventeenth century and later, as old pictures testify, the inn presented the usual features of a large old country hostelry.
• waterside: They are full of character with delightful shops, restaurants and waterside hostelries.