Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

innkeeper

noun

/ˈɪnˌkiːpər/

Definition

A person who manages or owns an inn, providing lodging and often food for guests.

Examples

After a long day of travel, we finally found an innkeeper who welcomed us with a warm smile.
The innkeeper prepared a hearty breakfast for all the guests staying at the establishment.
In the old days, an innkeeper was essential for travelers seeking shelter and sustenance.

Meaning

The term ‘innkeeper’ refers to someone who operates a place of accommodation, such as an inn or a small hotel, where travelers can rent rooms or stay overnight.