Stonehill Inn

In the center of town stands a large, newly built roadhouse of fieldstone and oaken timbers. A modest, two story building that welcomes all by a friendly human male named Toblen Stonehill (tobby), the establishment has six rooms for rent on the upper floor.
The interior seems quite modern, well kept and cosy to make all feel welcome. From the entrance you have a quaint coat stand with the odd cloak and hat placed upon it, hugging the wall to the left is the bar where Tobby stands to welcome and serve customers, in the corner behind the bar is the staircase leading up to the rooms. Within the open area of the room 3 long communal tables run that through the middle with people of all different families and backgrounds gather, 2 smaller tables sit just in front of a large stage that sits at the end of the inn to the right to provide the towns "entertainment" a red curtain can be pulled to obscure the stage, and a large piano sits off centre on the bare stage, 2 small staircases either side leads up onto the stage but behind the left staircase seems to be a door that leads straight out back for the artists or more likely a smoking area.
As you head up the stairs is a small table and two chairs which seem to be used for reading/studdying as the wall is lined with books along it, the hall runs through the centre of the floor and all six rooms splitting off it.

The common room is filled with locals nursing mugs of ale or cider, all of them eyeing any travelers/adventures with curiosity.
A bed for the night costs 5 sp 3 sp for rooms over stage, while a meal costs 1 sp.

Type

Inn