El mesón de la rana rosa

El mesón de la rana rosa (Inn of the Pink Frog) was one of the nicest and newest inns in the city of Fulmando in Millisymph.
== History ==
The inn, located in the city's expensive Distrito de Santa Qut (Saint Qut District), opened with a magical display on New Year's Eve of 1739. It was built on land believed once owned by Mistress Anura of Frogsea during the time of the First Empire of Trynser, Anura was said to be a person who was a human woman above the waist and a frog below. Some of the bricks (or all) used in its construction were said to have come from her original home, and the inn is said to be her home's duplicate.
== Description ==
The three-story inn was built primarily of pink brick. It featured 12 suites for let each with at least one large window facing front, but also had fine quarters for the owner and adequate rooms for staff. The path to the inn's double front door, which featured two pink carved rose door handles, went between two large pink frog statues and led to a fountain with pink frogs. A garden with rose bushes and other plants was located in the back. There were trees in front, and more rose bushes on the property in a garden in the back.
== Accommodations ==
The dinner menu typically included twice-baked bread, a choice of sopa de verduras (vegetable soup) or the trademark sopa de rana rosa (pink frog soup), and budín de pan rosa (pink bread pudding). The catch of the day and other menu items varied. Very rare for the warm city, it also served frozen desserts including rosa helado (pink ice cream). In keeping with the pink theme, drinks served with dinner include rosé wine.
Lunch and dinner entertainment varied, but included bards, singers and musicians (who were typically paid by receiving a free meal).
The rooms were spacious and the servers were many. Accordingly, prices were quite expensive. For a meal alone, breakfast or supper were $18, and dinner (served midday) was $36. Liquor ranged from $18 a bottle and up. Full lodging, which included a luxury suite, meals for one person, a bottle of fine wine or other liquor, entertainment, and stabling one steed, was $360 per day (meals for additional people and stabling for additional steeds were extra). While the prices were quite high, the food and accommodations were actually quite comparable to more expensive establishments.
A percentage of the proceeds were donated to Fulmando orphanages and hospitals that served the poor.
== Staff ==
The innkeeper was Tomas el Gladiador who fought heroically during the Trynser-Zazimar War. (While still little known, the inn was owned by Mojarósa who had her own small private suite there). The stable mistress was Floydia Barberina, who excelled at her duties but quirkily carried on apparently one-sided conversations with the steeds. Both were former slaves of Zazimar bought and freed by Mojarósa.
Category:Fulmando
Category:Distrito de Santa Qut