guesthouse

noun
UK /ˈɡest.haʊs/
US /ˈɡest.haʊs/

A guesthouse is a small, cozy place where people pay to sleep and eat when they travel.

We stayed at a friendly guesthouse near the beach during our holiday.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small separate building on the same property as a main house, used for visitors.

My grandparents built a little guesthouse in their garden for family visits.

3. A private home that rents rooms to travelers, often run by a family.

The guesthouse owner made us breakfast every morning.

4. In some countries, a small hotel or rest house for official visitors or pilgrims.

The monks offered travelers a simple guesthouse beside the temple.