Neutraligon wrote:The Emerald Legion wrote:
Native faiths put a large emphasis on Hospitality and being good to your neighbors and anyone who was good to you.
I mean, in the middle ages hospitality was a huge part of social life. Inns in the countryside were rare, and people hosted those of their social class. It was how one got news and formed connections.
It's still very popular in the south among friends/relatives.
You usually stay with relatives, not at a hotel. Staying at a hotel when you have relatives nearby or not offering a room to your relatives or friends visiting the area is often considered rude, absent a compelling reason (ie, they don't have the space).