La pequeña posada de la zorra

La pequeña posada de la zorra (The Little Vixen Inn) was a nice inn on the edge of El barrio de la uva that, ironically, did frequently have fox-people as guests.
== History ==
The inn opened in 1700. The name was generally taken literally by locals, but sometimes misunderstood by foreign visitors who heard the name in translation. It was named in honor of the daughter of the original owners (the family were zorra-personas aka fox people).
== Description ==
The inn had two stories. The bottom floor had the main dining room, kitchen, and bedroom for the family. Overnight guests slept in one of the six rooms upstairs. 
== Accommodations ==
A meal typically consisted of pottage (stew), bread and cheese, with berries at dessert. Breakfast and supper cost $6; dinner cost $12. This included mead, beer, or small beer. A room, which included a day's stay, all meals for one person, and stabling one steed, was $120 (meals for additional people and stabling for additional steeds were extra).
Because both the owners and a significant proportion of the clientele were fox-people, all food and drink was considered safe for them.
== Staff ==
In early 1742, the inn was owned and operated by the daughter of the original owners (the one the inn was named after) and her family. She was Perla de la Posado; her husband was Sendoa de Vicente; their daughter was Griselda and her husband was Félix; their two sons were Dionisio and Toncredo.
Category:Distrito del Mar del Sur