Inn with 12 Rooms 7 Beds 2 Floors
You have arrived at one of the largest Inns in town. Musicians sing of the glory of past victories while patrons seek comfort for their current troubles. You feel certain that the Bartender ahead of you can provide refreshment and a place for you to sleep.
First Floor Plan
 First Floor Plan of 12 Room 7 Bedroom 2 Story Inn
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Meeting Rooms
Several meeting rooms are available on the first floor. The perfect place to make that business deal, celebrate a special event, or have a secret encounter.
Room A
A small room for a few guests to meet
Room B
The largest meeting room in the Inn with beverages close at hand
Room C
Though seating is limited, the room overflows with many desirable libations
Room ?
Nobody has ever seen the interior of this room. There is a rumor that those who do not pay the Bartender for their room will wake up the next morning in this room without an exit. Beware the 12th room.
Second Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan of 12 Room 7 Bedroom 2 Story Inn
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Bedrooms
At the top of the stairs you are met by a hallway leading to the bedrooms
Bedroom D
A medium sized room, recently cleaned, the comfortable bed is in the far corner
Bedroom E
The largest room in the Inn, there are chairs for your convenience. A door to Room F that doubles as a private meeting room keeps the room in high demand.
Room F
Conveniently accessible from Room E, this room can be used for informal meetings or daily exercise.
Bedroom G
The first of three rooms available for large families or groups. the large room features a table and chair as well as access to adjacent Bedroom H
Bedroom H
The second of three rooms available for large families or groups. Although smaller than the other two, this room is conveniently located adjacent to both Bedroom G and I. A good location for any children, companions, or prisoners traveling with you, the room is well lit and features a single bed.
Bedroom I
The third of three rooms available for large families or groups, this room is conveniently located adjacent to Bedroom H. It features good lighting and a single bed.
Bedroom J
A medium sized room, it features a table and multiple lights for the traveler who needs to study late into the night. A single bed rests against the wall.
Bedroom K
The smallest single bedroom in the Inn, it contains both table and bed. Caution is advised as lighting in the room is minimal.