It's apparently not.

She's a little disappointed but gives a last caress before returning to her guard and continuing on her journey at a meandering pace on her steed.

Dragonbridge is smaller than Solitude. It's still clearly a town, but there's only one notable inn on each side of the river. Dragon Bridge North seems more militarized, more heavily patrolled. Dragon Bridge South, built more on the plains rather than into the mountains, is far more spread out, rolling down pretty quickly into farms.

Though Noel appears much more keen to find dwelling in the more proper looking North, Eisa leads them to the South first. 

Noel does remind her they have to find shelter for their steeds first, and the two begin looking around for somewhere obvious.

There's a stable and an inn near the southern edge, one story with probable lofts and sprawled out instead of two and compact like its northern companion. It seems there's already some people stabling their horses there, but there does still seem to be room.

She dismounts and walks towards the building once they get close to it, leaving her horse with Noel to find the owner to lend the space.

Innkeeper's curious where she came from and where she's going, but idly so.

She's very comfortable recognising this interest and answering it truthfully, her natural charisma likely making her seem friendly.

He's friendly right back.

The inn's a lot cheaper than the one in Solitude, almost a tenth the price, morning meals included.

She pays him with no qualms, trying to politely slip an extra few coins in for good measure, continuing a pleasant repartee.

He accepts the extra coins just fine.

Amidst chat, she asks who to enquire with for space within the stables.

He can handle that. Stables're attached to the inn, though you don't need an inn room to stable your horse.

She inquires as to the price of the stables, already reaching into her purse.

Nothing she can't easily afford.

She hands it over without thought, smiles politely and bids the man a good night, meeting back up with Noel as they make their way to their respective rooms for the night. Once there, she sleeps comfortably till the next morning.

The morning contains bland inn food and a warning about possible bandits on the road.

She smiles politely at the warning, thanking the person, but smirks internally, and soon, she walks out into the town alone, leaving Noel asleep so she can adventure. She wanders the streets to see what she can see.

The town's small, and not many people are out at night - a guard, some teenagers hanging around, one woman strolling and looking up at the stars. The farm animals are mostly asleep, too, and bats wheel in front of the moon, and odd insects chirp in the fields around the town.