Dreaming of an Inn
inn, pub · mostly negative, with one happy exception
An inn is mostly an unfavourable omen, unless it's roomy and well kept.
What happens in the dream
- A roomy, well-furnished inn: prosperity and pleasure, the one happy reading
- If you're ill: a grim sign for your recovery
- A run-down, badly kept inn: little success, sad tasks or unhappy journeys
- If you're in love: your partner's unfaithfulness
- Staying at an inn: poverty and failed undertakings
- If you're in trade: lost custom and dishonest staff
How you felt
- A sense of being in transit: the dream often reflects a transition where you don't feel at home
- Insecurity: fear of lacking a real anchor
Ask yourself
- Where do I feel I'm only passing through?
- What would make me feel truly at home?
See also Hotel · Tavern · Journey · Boarding House
Source: G. H. Miller, Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted, or What's in a Dream (1901); F. Fontaine, The Golden Wheel Dream-Book and Fortune-Teller (1862); A. H. Noe, The Witches' Dream Book (1885). Also searched as: pub.