A Coaching Inn is a type of establishment that historically served as a resting place for travelers and their horses along major roads, particularly in Britain and parts of Europe. These inns were important waypoints before the advent of modern transportation, providing lodging, food, and stabling for horses. Coaching inns typically featured the following characteristics: 1. **Accommodation**: They offered rooms for travelers to rest, often with a dining area for meals.
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