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The exterior of the hotel is a large beach with pools of water, torches, cabanas, and terraces nearby. The layout of the beach is, if examined closely, identical to the layout of a {{iw|nwiki|Nintendo GameCube Controller}}, if seen from the hotel looking out to the sea. The pools of water represent the {{button|gcn|Stick}}, {{button|gcn|A}},{{button|gcn|B}},{{button|gcn|X}} and {{button|gcn|Y}} buttons, a small flame to represent the {{button|gcn|Start}}, the chairs set up beyond that to represent where "Nintendo GameCube" would be printed, and two cabana huts to represent the {{button|gcn|Pad}} and {{button|gcn|C}}. During [[The Manta Storm|Episode 1]] and [[Scrubbing Sirena Beach|Episode 6]], the beach is covered in [[electric goop]] and the hotel itself will be inaccessible during those episodes.
The exterior of the hotel is a large beach with pools of water, torches, cabanas, and terraces nearby. The layout of the beach is, if examined closely, identical to the layout of a {{iw|nwiki|Nintendo GameCube Controller}}, if seen from the hotel looking out to the sea. The pools of water represent the {{button|gcn|Stick}}, {{button|gcn|A}},{{button|gcn|B}},{{button|gcn|X}} and {{button|gcn|Y}} buttons, a small flame to represent the {{button|gcn|Start}}, the chairs set up beyond that to represent where "Nintendo GameCube" would be printed, and two cabana huts to represent the {{button|gcn|Pad}} and {{button|gcn|C}}. During [[The Manta Storm|Episode 1]] and [[Scrubbing Sirena Beach|Episode 6]], the beach is covered in [[electric goop]] and the hotel itself will be inaccessible during those episodes.


The interior of the hotel consists of three floors and a maze-like attic. Mario can enter the hotel by talking to the [[hotel manager]] at the front door. Once Mario enters the level, he is not able to leave unless he returns to Delfino Plaza through the pause menu or completes the current episode. Mario can move through the different rooms in the hotel, though most of the doors to the lobby are locked from the outside. In [[Shadow Mario Checks In|Episode 7]], however, all of the doors to the lobby are open. There are many secret passages in the hotel that either lead from one room to another or to a different floor. During certain missions, [[Boo]]s can be found in various areas in the hotel but are more prevalent in some episodes such as [[The Hotel Lobby's Secret|Episode 2]], with some disguised as Coins and in Episode 7, where many of them are also disguised as [[Shadow Mario]].
The interior of the hotel consists of three floors and a maze-like attic. Mario can enter the hotel by talking to the [[hotel manager]] at the front door. Once Mario enters the level, he is not able to leave unless he returns to Delfino Plaza through the pause menu or completes the current episode. Mario can move through the different rooms in the hotel, though most of the doors to the lobby are locked from the outside. In [[Shadow Mario Checks In|Episode 7]], however, all of the doors to the lobby are open. There are many secret passages in the hotel that either lead from one room to another or to a different floor. During certain missions, [[Boo]]s can be found in various areas in the hotel but are more prevalent in some episodes such as [[The Hotel Lobby's Secret|Episode 2]], with some disguised as Coins and in Episode 7. Many of them are also disguised as [[Shadow Mario]].


The hotel's casino is accessed by talking to the bellhop to the left of the first floor. Like with the main hotel, Mario cannot leave the casino unless he returns to Delfino Plaza or completes the current episode. He can only access the casino during Episodes [[The Secret of Casino Delfino|4]] and [[King Boo Down Below|5]]. The casino is made up of large slot machines, two of which Mario can turn by using [[F.L.U.D.D.|FLUDD]] to either spray each individual slot on the slanted one or the machine as a whole on the rounded one. A large roulette wheel is placed in the center of the room.
The hotel's casino is accessed by talking to the bellhop to the left of the first floor. Like with the main hotel, Mario cannot leave the casino unless he returns to Delfino Plaza or completes the current episode. He can only access the casino during Episodes [[The Secret of Casino Delfino|4]] and [[King Boo Down Below|5]]. The casino is made up of large slot machines, two of which Mario can turn by using [[F.L.U.D.D.|FLUDD]] to either spray each individual slot on the slanted one or the machine as a whole on the rounded one. A large roulette wheel is placed in the center of the room.

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