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Is your pokemon feeling under the weather? Or maybe, he just need a quick check up? You can take them to the hotel infirmary to ensure your pet is in top condition!

Want to face some other trainers in the area? You can do all of that here! Just come on down and challenge an opponent!

The gym would be considered the hotel's indoor training center. It has more equipment in it the the outdoor training center, but lacks the environment.

The cafeteria is a wonderful place to eat. It's filled with many different small restaurant options. Find your favorite food joint, and grab a bite!

The guest lounge is a wonderful hang out place to hang out and relax.

Only employees are allowed in our comfortable employee lounge.

Drop your pokemon off here for a day of fun with our pokemon care takers!

Our hotel has an indoor water park equipped with a large pool, a Poke pool, hot tubs, water slides, and more! It's the ultimate fun zone for trainers and pokemon alike in the hotel

The salon is for pokemon and their owners. You can send just your pokemon here, or you can come along yourself!

Here's where you can find all the over night rooms in the hotel.

Although the training grounds do not have the equipment the gym has, it has stations set up to simulate different environments.

The hotel has a huge garden filled with hundreds of different types of flowers and plants and ten separate green houses. The grass pokemon seem to enjoy it a lot.

Kanto Region, introduced in Red and Green (Blue in international releases), later seen in Yellow, Gold, Silver, Crystal, FireRed, LeafGreen, HeartGold, and SoulSilver, was the first region in the Pokémon series. It is attached to the Johto region so the player can also visit it by train or jetboat in Gold, Silver, Crystal, HeartGold and SoulSilver. In these games, however, the region differs from the earlier games (which are set three years previously) in several plot and graphical points. In the games, its cities are named after colors. Two areas of the Kanto region, Saffron City and the Pokémon Stadium, are playable stages in Nintendo's popular Super Smash Bros. fighting games. In the anime, Ash travels in Kanto in the Kanto and Battle Frontier seasons. Kanto represents the actual region in Japan called Kantō, which is its namesake, and eastern Tōkai.

The Hoenn Region, meaning "rich relationship (between humans and Pokémon)", was introduced in Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald and is located south-west of the Kanto/Johto landmass. The region contains a large proportion of marine routes and the games' first underwater locations. Hoenn was modeled after the Kyūshū region of Japan due to Ruby and Sapphire director Junichi Masuda's desire to recapture his memories of being there in the summer vacation; Hoenn is rotated 90° counterclockwise from Kyūshū's real world orientation due to the development team's belief that it would improve playability. The Hoenn region contains its own Pokémon League, called the Hoenn League, and its own Elite Four, unlike Johto and Kanto which share their Elite Four in the video games. Seasons 6-8 of the Pokémon anime, called the Advanced Generation series, are set in this region, as protagonist Ash Ketchum and company explore this new region.

The Sevii Islands, or Nanashima in Japan, only appear in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen and an episode of Pokémon Chronicles. They are called the Sevii Islands/Nanashima because it is believed by elders of Seven Island that the seven islands were made in seven days. While seven islands (or in some cases island groups) are accessible to the player through normal gameplay, there are two additional islands that are each accessible only after acquiring a special item from a Nintendo event. These two islands can also be accessed in Pokémon Emerald. Access to one island allows the player to encounter Lugia and Ho-Oh. Access to the other island allows the player to encounter Deoxys; depending on the game version (FireRed, LeafGreen, Emerald), the DNA Pokémon Deoxys will be in one of its 3 variations. The Sevii Islands are located off the south part of the Kanto/Johto landmass. They are based on the Izu and Bonin Islands.

The Sinnoh Region, meaning "god within," is a large region that is the setting of the games Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, located far north of the Kanto/Johto landmass. The region contains a large amount of towns and cities, but only a few sea routes. It is a varied region containing a mountain range and four lakes, one of which is hidden, each housing a Legendary Pokémon. It is the first Pokémon role-playing video game to feature snowy regions. The region blends urban cities with more traditional towns together. It also has a hidden underground area that is used for housing secret bases, playing Capture the Flag games, and a fossil/item hunt. Seasons 10-13 of the Pokémon anime are the first seasons that are set in this region. Sinnoh is based on the geography of the Japanese island of Hokkaidō, the southern half of the Russian island of Sakhalin, and the disputed island of Kunashir. A mountain range splits the Eastern and Western sides of Sinnoh, and the types of Pokémon there can differ in color and size, affecting the Shellos and Gastrodon species. The latest game set in Sinnoh was Pokémon Platinum. In Platinum, Sinnoh has gone through several changes, including the presence of snow in areas such as Twinleaf Town, the link to the Distortion World, and the Battle Frontier in the Battle Area.

The Unova Region, known in Japan as the Isshu Region, is the region featured in Pokémon Black and White and the sequels Black 2 and White 2. According to the development team, Unova is "located far away from Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, and Sinnoh." In the Pokémon Pia book, director Junichi Masuda revealed that Unova (Isshu) was modeled after New York City. Unova is host to large urban areas, a harbor, an airport, an amusement park, and several mountain ranges. In addition to a diversity of new landscapes, the Unova Region is also home to a diversity of people who vary in skin tone and occupation. The region's Japanese name is derived from the Japanese words tashu (meaning "many kinds") and isshu (meaning "one kind"); the many kinds (tashu?) of people and Pokémon you see up close look like only one kind (isshu?) of life from afar. Season 14 of the anime onward, collectively titled in Japan as Best Wishes!, is set in Unova.

A new feature put in the Black and White games is that areas in the games are visually distinct between versions; while locations in Black appear to be very modern and urban, the same locations in White will appear to be older and more rural. This feature is exemplified in two locations that are unique to each game and are located in the same location on the map: the ultra-metropolitan Black City, home to only humans, and the verdant White Forest, where humans and Pokémon live in harmony. Unova also features the return of underwater Regions accessible through the Dive move. In addition, Unova has a seasonal cycle. The winter months change the rarity of Pokémon in some areas, certain areas can only be accessed with heavy snow on the ground, and the Deerling and Sawsbuck Pokémon have different physical appearances linked to the seasonal changes.