It varies, mostly due to the tenants and how much is allowed. Most inns have a tavern attached or nearby, so there are more drunken bouts than not. I don't mind general revelry, but if you were to ask my personal opinion, after working all I'd want to do is rest. If the room can block out most of the noise, then I don't really care what else is happening.
[After all, he knows it's unreasonable to expect a place to be more on the quiet side, especially in this kind of world where all walks of life happen. Which is why if the room can allow him a place of reprieve, then it really doesn't matter if there is a full blown party happening on the floor below. Still...]
If there were such an inn that was mostly quiet, however, I'd likely choose it over anywhere else. I've found some, but they are few and far between, both in number and in vacancy.
As for pets, supposing one is only there for a few days at most, then having an enclosed area for them to run around and be able to safely stay behind while I'm out is ideal. Having food and water supplies would be good, however I believe the owner should be bringing their own supplies, so that should be more for emergencies or in the event someone forgot.
The soundproofing mentioned earlier would help mitigate any noise issues as well, but that should be accounted for.
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[After all, he knows it's unreasonable to expect a place to be more on the quiet side, especially in this kind of world where all walks of life happen. Which is why if the room can allow him a place of reprieve, then it really doesn't matter if there is a full blown party happening on the floor below. Still...]
If there were such an inn that was mostly quiet, however, I'd likely choose it over anywhere else. I've found some, but they are few and far between, both in number and in vacancy.
As for pets, supposing one is only there for a few days at most, then having an enclosed area for them to run around and be able to safely stay behind while I'm out is ideal. Having food and water supplies would be good, however I believe the owner should be bringing their own supplies, so that should be more for emergencies or in the event someone forgot.
The soundproofing mentioned earlier would help mitigate any noise issues as well, but that should be accounted for.