Editing Hotel Delfino

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|greaterloc=[[Sirena Beach]]

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'''Hotel Delfino''' is a luxurious four-star [[hotel]] resort<ref>{{ref quote|The gentle lapping of the sea accompanies spectacular sunsets and romantic dinners beneath starry skies. The four-star Hotel Delfino has it all.|[[Guide Book]]|Super Mario Sunshine}}{{page needed}}</ref> on [[Isle Delfino]]. It is located on the island's south-west coast, and serves as the pivotal location in [[Sirena Beach]], the sixth world of ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''. The hotel is owned and managed by a [[Pianta]], the [[hotel manager]]. [[Mario]] visits this place in search of [[Shine Sprite]]s. At noon, prior to Mario's arrival, the hotel got attacked by a ghostly [[Phantamanta|Manta]] which covered the premises in turquoise, [[Graffiti#Electric goop|electric goop]] and made the hotel vanish. Mario arrives at sunset during another attack of the Manta, which allows him to battle the creature and free the hotel from the goop.  

After that, the hotel itself becomes accessible. Mario has to deal with a massive [[Boo]] infestation inside the building. In search of Sirena Beach's Shine Sprites, he has to circumvent the hotel's security system, battle Boos in the foyers and the attic, and use hidden pathways and portals to get from room to room. The source of the ghost invasion is eventually located inside the hotel casino. Here, Mario battles [[King Boo (Super Mario Sunshine)|King Boo]] beneath the giant roulette wheel. Mario's quest in Hotel Delfino then comes to completion with a [[Shadow Mario]] duel and a final [[Red Coin]] hunt through the various hotel rooms.

By design of the developers, the player cannot leave Hotel Delfino through normal means once entered. The building can only be exited either through collecting a Shine Sprite or using the "Exit Area" command from the menu. A similar case occurs in the hotel casino.

The hotel building is composed of three regular floors, two basements, and one attic floor. The first floor serves as the lobby, with a reception desk, a small kiosk serving fruit, and two guest restrooms. The second and third floors are reserved for guest rooms, as well as storage rooms. The doors leading to those rooms can be locked. Some of the rooms are also interconnected through passages behind furniture. There is also a spa located on the third floor which under normal circumstances requires appropriate swimwear to be entered. The entire building is equipped with a security system, referred to as the auto-lock system. It activates in cases of emergency and makes the stairs connecting the different floors inaccessible with massive shutters.

[[File:SMSunshine HotelDelfino.png|thumb|The Casino in Hotel Delfino]]

'''Casino Delfino''' is a sub-section of Hotel Delfino. It features two jumbo slot machines and a tile set which can be operated through spraying them with water. There are also other, smaller slot machines from which [[coin]]s can be obtained through a [[Ground Pound]]. A giant roulette wheel makes up the center of the casino hall.

The music of Hotel Delfino features {{wp|Rhythm guitar|rhythm}} ukulele, electric bass, and various percussion instruments, including bongos, congas, {{wp|güiro}}, {{wp|marimba}}, {{wp|vibraphone}} and {{wp|wind chime|wooden wind chimes}} throughout. A {{wp|theremin}}-like synthesizer comes in and out with the melody. The casino's music is completely different; rather, it implements saxophone, honky-tonk piano, electronic organ, {{wp|double bass|upright bass}} ({{wp|pizzicato}}), whistling, and a drum set. The same casino music can be heard in [[Luigi]]'s mini-games in ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' and ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'', but without the ones as mentioned above.

|Jap=ホテル・デルフィーノ<br />''Hoteru Derufīno''

|JapM=Hotel Delfino}}

*Although Yoshi does not appear in the casino, a version of the Casino Delfino theme music with Yoshi's bongo drums exists in the game's coding.

*The Hotel's Japanese name, along with that of Casino Delfino, are the only instances of the word "Delfino" in the Japanese edition of ''Super Mario Sunshine'', outside of the opening cutscene, where the English voices are used even in Japan.

[[Category:Delfino Locations]]

[[Category:Haunted Places]]

[[Category:Hotels and Inns]]

[[Category:Super Mario Sunshine Places]]