a Place to Sleep
⚪ Last updated 2012⚠️ Install Order · 3 steps
Install in this order, then this mod last — most mods fail to load without their framework and dependencies in place.
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🔍 Analysis
- 👍 5.8% endorsement rate — high engagement, a strong quality signal
- 🏆 #7 of 8 Locations - Vanilla mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
This mod adds or modifies sleepable surfaces at locations around the world to let the player rest at locations where it seems logical they\'d be able to. Full list as follows: Angi\'s Camp (by the workbench) Bard\'s College (downstairs, general quarters area) Brinehammer Ship wreak (lower hold) Bthalft (lower area) Crabber\'s Shanty (fisherman\'s bed) Froki\'s Shack (kid\'s bedroll) Greywater Grotto (by corpse at the end chest) Haemar\'s Shame (first room, by thrall spawn) Halfmoon Mill (in the meathouse) Heartwood Mill (among the chickens) High Htrothgar (by idle pilgrim) Honningbrew Meadery (main building, upstairs by the other bedroll. Thieves guild only) Hunter\'s Rest (hunter bedrolls) Lost Echo Cave (by pillar in brazier/main room) Palagia Farm (stable building on the hill, among the hay) Mzulft Storeroom (main room) Reachwind Eyrie (at entrance) Riften, Beggar\'s Row (first bedroll on the left) Sarethi Farm (among the chickens) Shor\'s Stone (on smith\'s porch) Southfringe Sanctum (in tent by the anvil) Stony Creek Cave (by treasure chest) All of these are placed or modified to blend these into the surroundings as seemlessly as possible. Other locations may follow as I come across them. Surgestions welcome but keep in mind the idea is to keep this mod simple and relatively light. NOTE: Dawnguard makes some changes to the game world at some of these locations. I believe I\'ve adjusted all placements so they no longer look out of place if you use Dawnguard, but let me know if I missed any! Dawnguard is NOT required for this mod. Also available on Steam.
A small Skyrim mod that adds bedrolls and haybunks at a few logical locations, and adjusts bed ownership at others. With 1,017 endorsements and 17,569 downloads, it's a community favorite for immersion seekers. Last updated in 2012, so it's old but stable for classic Skyrim.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Community-approved with 1,017 endorsements and 17,569 downloads.
- Fills a niche for immersive players who want more places to rest.
- Simple concept that doesn't bloat your load order.
⚠️ Cons
- Last updated in 2012 — may not be compatible with Skyrim Special Edition or Anniversary Edition without patches.
- Only touches a few locations, so don't expect a massive overhaul.
- No detailed documentation on which locations are affected, so you'll have to discover them in-game.
For Skyrim players who value immersion and want more logical places to sleep during their travels. If you're a completionist who likes finding small additions, this is a neat touch. Skip if you want major gameplay changes or play on newer Skyrim versions without compatibility patches.
💡 Beginner Tips
- If you're playing Skyrim Special Edition, check for a conversion patch or use a mod manager to see if it's compatible.
- Use a mod manager like Vortex or Mod Organizer 2 to keep track of this mod and avoid overwriting other location mods.
- Load this mod early in your load order to let other mods overwrite if needed, but it's simple enough that conflicts are unlikely.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Skyrim LE Mods
- Author
- 1
- Version
- 2.3
- Downloads
- 17,569
- Endorsements
- 1,017
- Category
- Locations - Vanilla
- Created
- 5/12/2012
- Updated
- 9/12/2012
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