Traveler's lodging is a term used to describe the various types of accommodation available for travelers. An INN, which is a three-letter word, is a type of lodging that typically offers basic amenities and services such as food and drinks. A MOTEL, which is a five-letter word, is a type of lodging that is usually located along highways and provides guests with private rooms and bathrooms. A HOTEL, which is also a five-letter word, is a type of lodging that typically offers more luxurious amenities and services than an INN or MOTEL. Finally, a HOSPICE, which is a seven-letter word, is a type of lodging that is typically run by a charitable organization and provides free or low-cost accommodation for travelers in need.