When compared, the bar is the most 90s themed part of the entire building. Designed with a long bar at the front, with tables lining the windows around the edges, the general layout much resembles that of a 90s diner. The floor is entirely made of a blend of smooth dark wood and square tiles, and lining the ceiling are low hanging lamps- mostly surrounding the top of the bar and hanging down above the tables.

The walls are covered in numerous collected artefacts collected from the history of not just Traiford but the world. Most of these are yet again 90s diner themed: Old phonograph records, posters and even a signed picture from one of the creation deities: Onita.

Numerous rooms are available to be rented for up to a 2 week stay. Each room has at minimum: A bedroom, A bathroom, A dressing room and a lounge. Larger rooms are available along with time extentions for higher pricing.

Currently owned by the wine bottle foodie spirit, Adelade, Hodhull bar and Inn is a building of family inheritance and has been ever since its construction. It's only been passed down through three generations as of yet: Adelade's grandmother, Marmal Hodhull; her father, Graham Hodhull and then herself, leading to the name. All three owners have lived through both of their lives, though Adelade is only halfway through her's.

She has yet to find an heir to the ownership of Hodhull, having no children who she can pass it down to and with no plans of having any anytime soon. She's considered the possibility of handing it to someone else outside of the family, but that would take a very trustworthy bond between herself and the individual, something she as of yet lacks with everyone.

As always, Adelade is always hiring new staff to help in and around the bar for many different jobs: Cooking, drinks serving, defense, janitoring and etc.