Ledgermain in Dalaran.
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Gadgetzan
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My favorite inn is my house. I have spaghetti, a hot tub, a nice bed, bathroom, etc. It’s not located on Azeroth though, but instead on a thing called Earth. Maybe in a few expansions we can go to earth.
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Any Inn that’s in a dead zone nobody goes to anymore, like Western Plaguelands or the entire Broken Isles.
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Westfall Inn in Classic, great view of the stars.
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Also:
Speedbarge in 1k needles FTW
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lions pride inn 
jokes aside, it probably is the most iconic inn in wow
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Inns have some fantastic music.
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I’d say the most iconic is the gilded rose in SW.
There is even a really popular programming challenge named after it, the gilded rose kata.
That’s an easy answer goldshire inn.
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The inn in Redridge has a fight club in the basement.
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Gold Shire inn
Especially the Basement rooms 
Gallows Inn Tavern. Too bad it’s been dead and buried for ages, lol.
The floating barge in Thousand Needles. You can even start a gnome v. goblin bar fight.
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Snug Harbor Inn.
The ones in Silvermoon city have hookahs and chaise lounge furniture. That’s my spot.
Kharanos Inn. It’s quiet, plenty of beer, and some fireplaces to keep it nice and cozy.
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I really like this inn. If you look at doodads, they have a cute lantern with fireflies in it. And the music, then you step out… it’s so pretty there. Best one.
Any inn in Silvermoon City, the city is gorgeous, not over populated, plenty of food and nice people.
I do love Goldshire Inn, many memories of sitting by a campfire with friends when I first started playing the game. It was always crowded and there was always something to see.
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I had no idea that was a thing. That’s delightful
Definitely one of my favorites since I always made it a point to lay my character down on a bed in one of the rooms right before logging out. This was way back in Vanilla, so it has a strong sentimental value.
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