Geldenstag's Rest

Geldenstag's Rest is known as the oldest inn in Bryn Shander - having stood in the same place since 1233, only three years after Bryn Shander was officially founded. At first it served as a place for weary travelers and the merchants who came from all across Ten-Towns to sell their wares at the marketplace of Bryn Shander, and soon the establishment grew in size. Above its yellow-painted front doors hangs a wooden sign of a sleeping stag.
After the skirmishes in 1300s, the inn was sold to the halfling family of Barleywoods, who have been running the inn to this day. Its current proprietor, Myrtle Barleywood, is known for her warm, but nosy attitude.

Purpose / Function

Geldenstag's Rest is one of the oldest standing houses in Bryn Shander. Built in 1223 DR

On the Menu: 

roasted onions and honey potatoes 2 coppers

beef barley stew 5 coppers

black salmon with peppercorn 2 coppers

pan-seared trout and whatever's freshest 3 coppers

goat cheese and honey 2 coppers

Drinks:

Lily in a well (a tall mug of ale and sparkling water mixture with an edible flower garnish) 2 coppers

pint of ale 1 copper

pepperwine 2coppers

good hearth's brew 1coppers

warm milk 1copper 

Rooms 

1 room:  2 silver per night. each room comes with 2 beds. 
Lighting a fire costs an extra silver.

Information about the building:

Founding Date

1223 DR

Type

Inn

Parent Location

Bryn Shander

Owner

Myrtle Barleywood

Related Report (Secondary Locations)

• Session 01 Report

Related Historical Events

• 1489
  Escape from Bryn Shander