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Seedy Hotel
Where you’ll be staying for your so-called vacation. It’s a run down hotel with stiff mattresses, dripping faucets, and peeling wallpaper. It’s painfully small consisting of a small lobby area, a kitchen, and 20 rooms. Each room is bare bones, with a single king size bed. A bedside table (with a lamp, notepad and pen, and the novelization of Space Jam), a small closet, and a bathroom with a sink and bathtub. Be thankful that the bed sheets, towels, and free toiletries are restocked each day and all appear to be perfectly clean.  Near the front door there are also a set of profiles of each of the guests of this hotel, with a small bio and a button that plays a nice song!

And hey! At least there’s a free continental breakfast every morning from 6 AM to 10 AM! I hope you like stale muffins and instant coffee with powdered creamer. If you want something a little more edible, the kitchen is stocked daily with food and all of the kitchen appliances work fine despite them all seeming run down.

Outside is the entrance to Moron Mountain, and while you could attempt to go somewhere else, it is horribly foggy anywhere outside the direct path from the hotel to the park. And no matter how far you go, you seem to wind up right at the hotel again.

00. Dan Backslide 
01.  Dinobot
02.  Otis
03. Kubo
04.  Beth Tezuka
05.  Ginger
06.  Spongebob Squarepants
07. Bojack Horseman
08.
Audrey
09. Bender
10.  Fizzy
11. Boss Baby
12.  Sarah Lynn
13. Mahatma Gandhi 
14. Aquaman
15.  Cleopatra Smith
16.
Coraline
17. Morty Smith 
18.  The Little Girl
19. Beetle 

20.  Centipeedle
21. Wabuu
22. Willy Wonka
23.  Penny Polendina
24. Samurai Jack
25.
Zhu Li Moon
 
 


Muffled Vengaboys plays )
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1.  Marco Diaz
4. Mabel Pines
7. Rocket
10. Doreen Green
13. Woody
16. Remy
19. Molly Hayes
22. Neku Sakuraba
25. Prince Kit
28. Kimberly Ann Hart
2. Soos
5. Louis
8. General Organa
11. The Beast
14. Moana
17. Hiro Hamada
20. Basil of Baker Street
23. Pinocchio
26. Madam Mim
29.
Freddie Facilier
3. Mr Arrow
6. Jane
9. Jyn Erso
12. Stan Pines
15. Lekmet
18. Negaduck
21. Ariel
24. Noby
27. Gaston
30.
Minnie Mouse



Living Quarters


It leads to 30 separate bedrooms. Unlike the rest of the hotel, it’s relatively clean, although even in your calmest moments there is a vague feeling of unrest when you are in this room. There’s a queen-sized bed, a bedside table with a notepad and pen, and a chest of drawers in the room. Not much, but it’s home.

And yes, in each bedroom there is an attached bathroom with a full bath, toilet, and sink.

Foyer

A rather normal foyer, outside the fact that there is seemingly no door to the outside world. There are a few chairs and tables

Against the far wall there are thirty bios, all in incredible detail. Next to each one there is a red button, and when you press it plays a song from seemingly nowhere.

There are two sets of stairs in this room, following the murder of Mim by Woody, they became unlocked.

Library

A dusty, but otherwise usable, library. Along with the large supply of books, there’s also a couple of comfortable velvet chairs to relax in.

Casino

A Wild West-style casino, with with a few tables for poker, roulette, or general card games. In a corner of the casino there is a lone slot machine, but it’s unusable unless you have the right currency.

Projector Room


A room with an old timey projector and a few rows of chairs. Hey you get some semi-modern entertainment at least!

… Oddly enough, the only film reels they have are of Mickey Mouse shorts. Very creepy old shorts, ranging from iffy in quality to barely functioning.

Wax Museum

A large room filled with wax replicas of people you don’t recognize. They are creepily realistic and it feels like you’re being watch whenever you explore the room.

There are 26 in all, with 4 empty pedestals. Each are unmarked.

Dining Room

It’s the kind of normal dining room you would find in a manor, with large tables and way more chairs than you need.

The area closest to the Projector Room and Casino is home to the kitchen. It seems… run down, but clean enough to not be an immediate threat to those who want to cook and eat here. The kitchen is even stocked

Portrait Gallery

A strange room with nothing but four portraits on the wall. What could this be for?





Bar

It's fully-stocked, and pretty pristine. Woody died so you could drink.

Billiards Room

For those of you want to make an ass out of yourselves.

Music Room

It's stocked to the brim with instruments that are dusty, but in fairly good condition otherwise. Play your hearts out, boys.

Artists' Studio

A place filled to the brim with blank canvases, easels and art supplies. It could almost double as a craft room, thinking about it.

Bathrooms

Because public bathrooms in murdergames are a commodity, these days.

[Picture of Floor 3 here]

 
Pool

Well it looks less decrepit than the Hollywood Tower Hotel's pool, but do you really trust Randall to take care of a pool?  (There are also some swimsuits for those who want to swim anyway) 

Bathroom

This time there's even a dressing room in the bathrooms too in case you want to risk swimming!

Medical Room

Hey finally you can tend to your wounds here!  There is definitely not enough to fix a life threatening injury or a disastrous illness, but there's enough medical supplies and over the counter medicines to help those who are in a little pain.

Supply Room

There are various cleaning supplies and minor maintenance tools for those who are weird enough to try improving the manor in any way.

Laundry Room

Two children died so that you wouldn't be gross.

Randall's Room?

Huh?  Apparently it's locked, but if you knock on it Randall will come up if you want to talk to him publicly!

[Picture of Floor 4 goes here]

Gym
While perhaps not the most state-of-the-art gym, it's a decent enough gyms with a running track and a few exercise equipment.  There are even a few punching bags for those who want to let out pent out anger towards people you hate! (not randy tho, right? c:)

Greenhouse
Well this could be in... a better state... while the plants aren't dead they could all be in a better state.  Not to mention that, if anyone here is familiar with plants, the only ones that reside in the greenhouse are either very carnivorous or very poisonous.  But hey at least the plants are somehow getting sunlight in this dark void.

Sewing Room
Finally you can mend your freaking clothes!  There's even some yarn and fabric if you want to try your hand at making your own clothes... like underwear that you desperately need.

Coffee Shop
It's really only a coffee shop in the loosest sense of the word.  While there are tables and chairs to relax in, your refreshments comprising of coffee grounds, tea bags, and various small snacks just reside on a side table in the room.  There are at least  some electric kettles and coffee makers to brew your drinks so you don't have to trek down to the first floor!

Bathroom
There is really only so many witty things you can say about a bathroom


Outside

Congratulations, Kim! Randall kept his word. All the doors are unlocked. You are now free to leave the Manor.

...Outside the manor is dark. Darker than you have ever known. Colder than you have ever known. It gets colder and darker the further you move away from Phantom Manor, but more importantly, it doesn't loop back around like some silly gimmicky Haunted Mansion. You can potentially run away from the Manor, forever.

But then you notice the whispers. 

They seem to come from everywhere. They get worse the longer and longer you stay out here. It's as though the very shadows themselves are whispering to you. You'll start to hallucinate eventually. See things. And they won't go away just because you go back inside. 

Between the cold, the dark, the hallucinations, the whispers? You'll realize that if you try to run away, if you stay out here too long, you will die.

One last thing. Take note of the creepy messages scratched by the front door. "BURN THE NAYSAYERS", and another one in different handwriting that reads "CLAUDE WAS HERE :)"

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Room Assignments


The rooms here are a lot more well-kept than the rest of the hotel, with each room having the same layout of a small-ish bedroom area, a closet, and a bathroom/shower attachment, but each room containing a unique theme to it. Beyond that, every room also has a bedside table that contains a pen, note book, and a strange book written in an alien language.

... Well, at least for the most part your bedroom is pretty nice.

Each room also has a TV in it, but no matter what you do with it, it will only play the movie Muppet Treasure Island over and over again. Occasionally, it will stop halfway through and start back up from the beginning. At least there could be much worse movies it could play? 
 
While there is an elevator on both floors, it doesn't look like you can use it anytime soon.

201. Chip
202. Donald Duck
203. Merlin
204. Tadashi Hamada
205. Virgil Hawkins 
206. Belle
207. Finnick
208. Joshua Kiryu
209. Ursula
210. Sally

211. Marnie Piper
212. Preston Northwest
213. Goofy 

214. Professor Ratigan
215. Kylo Ren
216.
Roxanne
217. Amanda Lockheart
218. Dipper Pines
219. 
Thalia Grace
220. 
Reyna Avila Ramirez-Arellano
221. Vanellope Von Schweetz

222. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
223. Stitch
224. Cornelia Hale
225. Rest of the second floor

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 Room Assignments


The bedrooms are slightly less derelict than the rest of the mansion - if nothing else, you at least have running water and a bathroom/shower in here. Every room also contains an individual dresser than includes a notebook and a pencil, as well as a closet and a trunk to store your personal belongings. It'd almost make you think this was a pretty decent place - until you step outside the room and you notice the cobwebs and dust hanging around the place.


101. Stanford Pines
102. Princess Anna
103. Lefou
104. WALL-E
105. Ping
106. Julia Winterfield
107. Mike Chilton
108. 
Tadashi Hamada
109. Anna Sasaki
110. Naminé
111. Fiddleford McGucket
112. Jiminy Cricket
113. Gratuity Tucci
114. Tarzan
115. Queen Elsa
116. Maui
117. Kiara
118. Star Butterfly
119. Demyx
120. Lea
121. Sophie Hatter
122. Karolina Dean
123. Sylvia
124. Wander
125. Wendy Corduroy

Attic


An old storage space. Being here for too long unnerves you. There are about twenty KEEP OUT signs posted to the door. 

Fourth Floor

Trophy Room
This room is filled all to wall of taxidermy animals of countless types of animals.  Thankfully or not, all the animals are recognizable so no one has been hunting mystical creatures or aliens. 

Shooting Gallery 
Right next to the trophy room is a shooting gallery.  The wall closest to the door is lined with guns and the targets line the wall on the opposite side.  The guns are just BB guns though, so don't think about killing someone with it unless you want to shoot someone's eye out! 

Bathing Room
Finally something not weird!  The bathing room is divided into two sections: men and woman's, although as long as you're not weird about it there is nothing stopping you from going into any side.  Each half is identical, with a large heated pool in the middle with enough chairs and heated towels to supply an army.  There's also various types of fancy soaps and lotions to get a real spa experience out of this room.



Third Floor

Casino 
The third floor is mostly compromised of an expansive casino.  Featuring various slots machines, roulette tables, and tables to play various card games.  The slots are free to play, too, so you don't have to worry about using up your precious coins to do some gambling

Bar

Near the entrance of the casino there is a full bar, with more alcoholic beverages and mixers  than you could ever drink in your life!  Like the kitchen, it's stocked daily too so you'll never have to worry about running out of 

Laundry Room

Yeah it might be a good idea to finally clean up all that blood and dirt that got on all of your clothes


Second Floor 


Ballroom

A large and ornate ballroom, with a large organ in the corner. Occasionally, it will play on its own.

Music Room 

Covered in dust, some of the instruments you find in here could almost be antiques. 

Seance Room 

This room is littered with tarot cards and dark texts. A crystal ball sits prominently in the middle of the room. 

Billiards Room 

The most defining feature of this room is the large pool table.. Jiminy will still have a heart attack just looking at it.


First Floor


Game Room

This room is filled with dusty old chess boards (the pieces sometimes move when you turn your back) and vintage board games, including everybody's  favorite: Dip Flip! In the corner, there's a dirty old slot machine - care to try your luck? 

Kitchen

A 1950s-style kitchen, alebit it's as run-down as the rest of the place. Surprisingly, the food in here is safe to eat. The cupboards are fully stocked, and the fridge is filled with a decent amount of food, both replenishing overnight.

There is a mirror with a blue frame in the corner. Staring at this mirror for up to five seconds will cause the viewer to become briefly disoriented and send them to the Study. 

Gallery

A portrait gallery, featuring paintings of rather ghoulish-looking figures and scenery. Are their eyes following you?

Lounge

This lounge would honestly look pretty fancy if it weren't for the cobwebs hanging about everywhere. Might be a good place to hold a swinging wake.

There is a mirror with a red frame in the corner. Staring at this mirror for up to five seconds will cause the viewer to become briefly disoriented and send them to the Conservatory. 

Foyer

The foyer is simple enough - it leads off into the bedrooms and has quite a number of seating areas scattered about. It's almost a little elegant, despite the creep factor. 

Against one of the walls are 25 biographies - similar to what one might see in a museum. Each biography has a red button next to it - pressing it will play a song associated with the subject of the biography.

Bathrooms

Just in case you get too spooked.

Staircase

A large staircase, leading up to the other floors.

Conservatory

A sitting room that will allow you to enjoy the outside - there are actual windows here, allowing you to see a graveyard outside, but the windows themselves won't break or budge. There's also a door here that similarly can't be broken.

There is a mirror with a red frame in the corner. Staring at this mirror for up to five seconds will cause the viewer to become briefly disoriented and send them to the Lounge. 

Study

This is a pleasant little workspace, featuring a large clock and a desk with a large amount of writing material. There's a crackling fireplace in the corner that can't seem to be extinguished.

There is a mirror with a blue frame in the corner. Staring at this mirror for up to five seconds will cause the viewer to become briefly disoriented and send them to the Kitchen. 

Stretching Room

A circular room, with no chambers and no doors there are four very large portraits hanging all around the area. Why do you suppose it's called the stretching room?



Outside


Accessed through the conservatory doors, the outside is exactly what it seems like. It's a large outside area, littered by the occasional tombstone (of nobody you guys know) and an expansive forest filled with twisted trees and cawing ravens. It's always an eternal night here, with a constant full moon lingering over the proceedings.

Though it might seem like this is an easy way out, given there's no walls or obvious barriers, walking away from the mansion will eventually just bring you to back to it. Good luck leaving.

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