Actually a den of thieves.
The entrance to the inn leads down underground, though walls of ancient cement concrete. The walls are stained and battered, but seem to be holding up. The lighting is poor, but it seems to be better farther ahead and below.
You enter a large chamber. It is clearly artificial, and illuminated through open skylights in the ceiling. Besides light, they also appear to admit a fair amount of dust and rain, and right now both have combined to add another layer of mud to the floor. In some places, you can see a layer of chipped and faded ceramic tiles underhoof. You get the impression that "Inn" doesn't quite describe this place accurately. It seems to have once been some kind of densely-packed assemblage of small retail stores. There's quite a few ponies about, along with zebras and the odd camel. They're a rather rough-looking crowd. Some of them are seated at booths shielded from the weather by the upper level, or have established themselves in the original stores. They're selling a variety of stuff, but most of it is basic essentials... and weapons.
Basically, this is the lair of loosely-afilitated bandits that prey on Hackmore parish. They will be willing to do business with the players, but are disagreeable and easily angered. Ruby Ruse and Waldo the Bearded, shifty, beady-eyed four-armed monkey familiar. Waldo speaks only his insane evil monkey language.
The leader of the bandits is Goldpin, an Earth Unicorn ("an unusually robust-looking unicorn") fighter. His right-hoof mare is Witty Wisp, a lone changeling who goes about as a pegasus mare and serves as a spy.
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