What rooms did a Motte and Bailey castle have?

Motte-and-bailey castles were typically simple structures, consisting of a raised mound (the motte) and an enclosed courtyard (the bailey). The motte was usually topped by a wooden tower, which served as the lord's residence and the main defensive structure. The bailey was typically surrounded by a palisade or stone wall, and contained a variety of buildings, including stables, workshops, and kitchens. Some larger castles also had a great hall, which was used for feasting and other social events.