Historically, early accommodations were called "inns, taverns, etc."and were built along roadways; the shift to urban locations was accompanied by a change in terminology to "hotels."

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Historically, accommodations such as inns and taverns were indeed built along roadways to cater to travelers, and as the concept of providing lodging evolved and moved into urban centers, the establishments became known as hotels, reflecting their larger size, urban location, and broader range of services.

Historically, Early Accommodations Were Called "Inns, Taverns, Etc