Eddy's Disapearing Inn

A small two story Inn erupts out of the ground at the spot selected within range.  It's dimensions are 40 ft. on a side, and 20 ft. at its highest point, and it must fit in the area selected in order for the casting to succeed. Additionally, no creature can be occupying the space needed at the time of the casting. 

The Inn is made from field stone and timber with four stone chimneys, many tiny windows (one for each of its 5 rooms) and a sturdy wooden door that can be barred from the inside. The roof is made from timber shingles, and is gabled. The walls are 6 inches thick with an AC of 17 with 30 hit points for a 10x10 section of wall. Reducing a section of stone to 0 hit points destroys it and might cause connected sections to buckle and collapse at the DM’s discretion. The hanging sign by the door reads "The Disapearing Inn". The interior of the Inn is spartan, yet comfortable. It is dry and warm with a fire burning in the grate regardless of outside weather conditions. It has four upstairs rooms, a jake, a main hall, and a kitchen. It is equip with food, water, and cheap ale, enough for a party of 10 to have one meal. The furniture is simple, yet comfortable. In short, it is a perfectly ordinary inn, exept for being totally deserted.

20 creatures of Medium size or smaller can fit inside the inn. After 8 hours or when you will the spell to end, the in harmlessly crumbles and sinks back into the ground, leaving any creatures that were inside it safely on the ground.