Night's Rest

If you're looking for a roof, a bed, and a hot meal, you've come to the right place. If you're looking for stories, go see the guy at the Gibbet.

— Herod Keepe, owner of Night's [sic] Rest
Scywyk Bay, 862 Af.

Architecture

The Night's Rest is a half timber, single story building with a mezzanine over the common room. The infill is made of local stone, and the timber is pine cut in the nearby hills. The interior has hardwood floors made from oak, and the furnishings are mostly from the same wood.

History

The Night's Rest was built by the original settlers, as a place to gather to eat and drink. It has been continuously operating as an inn since the founding.

Founding Date

652 Af.

Alternative Names

The Rest

Type

Inn

Parent Location

Scywyk Bay

Owner

Draiden Surilan