This small three story Inn is constructed of cut stone mortared together. It also has a slate roof. Most of the first floor is taken up by the "common room" or tavern. The kitchens are also here. The two upper floors are divided up into various size rooms for rent by visitors. This place is known for having a relatively quiet atmosphere and excellent quality food and beverages. It is a favorite spot of well to do merchants visiting the Channel Cities on business. The Innkeeper is a bit gruff, both in appearance and voice, but he is not a bad fellow. The prices do tend to be a little high here (you get what you pay for).