posada
- noun
- /pəˈsɑːdə/
- Travelers often choose a posada for a more authentic local experience.
My suegra had like a little posada, like what if like I wake up fucking hungover?
- My suegra had like a little posada, like what if like I wake up fucking hungover?
Examples
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During our vacation in Spain, we stayed at a cozy posada in a small village.
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We stayed at a charming posada in Mexico.
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The posada offered homemade breakfast and friendly service to all its guests.
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The posadas in Spain are often very cozy.
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During our road trip through Mexico, we discovered a charming posada where we spent the night.
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The posada we found in the mountains served delicious homemade meals to its guests.
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After hiking all day, we were relieved to find a cozy posada to rest and recharge.
Synonyms
A small house often in Spanish style used for guests or short stays
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Etymology
Posada comes from Spanish and the verb posar, which means 'to rest' or 'to stay', so a posada is a small 'inn' or guesthouse where travellers can rest.