Three Old Kegs

The inn has three kegs hanging by chains from the roof rather than a sign. According to Volo it is the best inn for the best price.
There are six floors connected by three open staircases, but there is also a dumbwaiter shaft that is large enough to fit two. On one occassion this was acutally used for murder. It could also be used for a quick getaway if need be.
There are many trophies of animals on the walls and paintings of hunts and heros and men courting ladies. There are also many books at the inn and one can read them while sitting on one of their many cozy chairs and couches brought in from other homes and inns. The books range from diaries and travel books to histories of old heros.
The Three Old Kegs has relatively little to eat and most patrons go elsewhere for their main meals. They do have excellent wine and soup however.
A stay at the Kegs costs 5sp per night per person and that includes stabling your horses. Rooms for up to four people are available, but there is no dicount for sharing a room. Cold baths and laundry service are included in the room rates, but if you prefer a warm bath it will cost 3cp per person. The rate also includes as much ice water and bread as one could want anything else is extra. Wine is 6cp per tall glass. A plate of food is 2sp and an extra plate is 1cp.
The Kegs is also said to contain a secret passage that connects it with a dockside warehouse through a sewer. Somewhere along the passage there is also an acid pit where one can pay to dispose of bodies...
Category:Inns/Taverns