Located in Unicern, The Golden Unicorn is a four story tavern/inn complete with stables off to the side. A wooden sign hangs above the door with a unicorn painted gold.

  The first floor has a stage in the center for any entertainers to perform. Behind the stage is a long bar with a gap on the far right side where the tender lfts a board up and goes through. Behind the bar, on the left side, is a wall of keys for the rooms upstairs. On the other side is a series of shelves filled with several bottled drinks, the most rare and expensive are kepts locked up in a glass case. In between the two is a door leading back into the kitchen. Under the bar are more shelves with rows of different sized and colored glasses. Lining the three walls in front of the bar, leaving the gap for the front door clear, are booths and, around the center stage, are tables and chairs. On each table, and booth, are menus with a list of prices for meals, drinks, rooms, and stable use.

  Upstairs, the second floor are single bed rooms and two doors on either end of the hall leading to two circled balconies complete with a table and four chairs. Each bedroom comes with one, single, bed, a chest to store clothes at the foot of the bed, a wash basin on top of a small table filled with cleaning nessessities, a candleabra on the table next to the bed, and floor length curtains covering the windows. Stairs leading to the third floor is across the hallway from the bedrooms.

  The third floor are double bed rooms and, like the second, have two doors at each end of the hallway to two circled balconies with tables and chairs. Each bedroom comes with one, double, bed for couples, two chests to store clothes at the foot of the bed, two washbasins on top of two smalls tables filled with cleaning necessities, two candleabras on two different tables on either side of the bed, and floorlength curtains covering the windows. The stairs to the fourth floor are across the hall from the bedrooms.

  The fourth floor is completely different than the second and third. The fourth floor is suites for the rulers of the other islands and other that can afford them. Each room is painted a soft creme color with the crest of each land in Validon on the walls. There is one extra large canopy bed in each room with silk sheets and, only in winter and fall, a blanket stuffed with down feathers. Several decorated silk pillows, stuffed with a mix of cotton and down feathers, are placed neatly at the head of the bed. French style doors lead out to a large balcony with two tables and eight chairs. A washroom with a tub is across the room from the bed. The tub has a direct link to the Suhmora Hot Springs giving the visitor constantly hot, steaming, and clean water, provided by the former Cora Saraneth Kurai. A little ways next to the washroom is a medium sized fireplace with a red velvet couch and two chairs in front of it. On the other side of the washroom is a cherrywood armoire for clothing to be stored. In the two drawers below are towels, soap, scented oils, and other bath supplies. Depending on the customer, there often is a gift on the bed to represent his or her personality or place of their residence. There is one smaller room with bunkbeds, chests for storage, and basins on top of tables next to each bunkbed and stocked with cleaning supplies. The room is for any servants the customer may bring with him or her.