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A female innkeeper is called an innkeeper; the noun isn't gender-specific.
The term was used in the past to refer to someone who owns or manages an inn.
Today we'd be more likely to call them a hotel owner or hotel manager, or a bar owner or bar manager, terms which are also not gender-specific.
Another older term used instead of innkeeper was landlord. The term landlord today is not gender-specific, but a landlord who is female was once, and is sometimes still, referred to as a landlady.
Today, calling a person who runs a hotel, bar or inn, a landlady might be considered old-fashioned or, at worst, impolite.
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