Here’s another hand drawn map of a tavern build on ruins of an old keep. It’s located in remote woods away from the most frequented roads. Usual customers are hunters, smugglers and bandits. There is a strict policy of not asking questions and both the keeper and clientele like to keep disputes away from the tavern. Indeed, rare aggressors usually find themselves facing an unlikely alliance.
The tavern itself has a main room with almost around the clock service. The tower has a couple of rooms offering privacy but most opt for a simple shared accommodation. Besides the main hall, there is a basement. It has a couple of holding cells but most of the time it is used simply for storage or even accommodation.
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Here’s another map. This one features a small dungeon that local cultists have used as a meeting place for their rituals. It has also two hidden entrances: one via a secret door (marked with an S) and another through a small underground pond. The main chamber opens to a cliff and sometimes sacrifices are made by forcing people to jump of the planks extending over the edge. The cave is often deserted unless a ritual night is at hand. Again, this one would also favor lower level play.