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The guest rooms by default have four twin-sized beds each, while the Princess Suite has three twin beds, the Diva Suite has four and the Guest suite has six. The kitchens will always be restocked by morning, and despite the otherwise aged appearance of the mansion, all technology is actually current. The cinema has a wide selection of movies to choose from, and the concessions include real movie popcorn, candy, sodas and other typical cinema treats. A list of who rooms where can be reached here

The Princess suite is luxurious but kind of childish. It's decked out in pastels but especially pinks, seeming more for a little girl than anything else. The beds all have canopies with fairy lights strung through the sheer curtains, and everything is slightly too small for an adult besides the beds. The television only plays movies suited to young girls.

The Diva Suite is also luxurious, but seems more made for a star. Everything just feels dramatic, and there's old photographs of famous stars from various worlds--but especially opera singers. There are even props from famous operas throughout, and the beds are nice and plush with thick blankets. The television in this room only plays operas.

The Guest Suite is nice, but about as generic as you can get. Everything is in bland creams, browns and other such colors. The furniture looks like display furniture from a store, and there's not much beyond the barest necessities. What few pictures exist are old paintings of random scenery where browns are the most prominent color. The television in this room plays old black-and-white movies.

Guest Room #1 is a rather bare room with only the necessities, but themed in the color blue. The pictures are of landscapes that are dominated by blue, the television plays mostly underwater-themed shows, and even some of the detailing on the walls is seashells.

Guest Room #2 is rather bare room with only the necessities, but themed in the color green. The pictures show forests and jungles, and the television displays shows that take place deep in the woods or in jungles as well. Detailing near the top of the room looks like leaves.

Guest Room #3 is a rather bare room with only the necessities, but themed in the color yellow. The pictures around the room show fields of flowers, and the television seems to be focused on gardening shows. The detailing near the floor is of flowers, while near the top there's suns and stars.

The Master Suite is the biggest of all the bedrooms. Immediately upon entering where the Hosts live, the Gothic room has a sitting room, and off to your right is the sleeping area--blocked off by curtains. To your left through a door is a bath. The sitting area is comfortable, and will always have snacks left out for visitors. A fireplace has a roaring fire in it, and the television plays various movies that can loosely be defined as horror or containing horror elements--you can find both Saw and The Addams Family on this television.

The Piano Room features a bar that remains stocked with alcohol, and a large grand piano that somehow always remains tuned. Even if damaged or if someone purposely tries to untune it, it will be tuned again the next time someone tries to play it. The bookshelves along one wall all contain books relating to music, operas, ballroom dancing and, for some reason, gambling.

The Entertainment Room looks more like a private casino than anything else. It includes a roulette table, a craps table, a table for blackjack, a few slot machines against the wall and a table for billiards and poker games both. It's comfortable and also has a bar, well-stocked like the piano room, and in one corner is a jukebox. However, said jukebox only seems to play music suitable to ballroom dance to.

The Play Room seems to be a room for children to play in. There are toys, including a dollhouse that perfectly replicates the mansion they all reside in. However, the dollhouse is missing whatever room is located beyond the door under the stairs next to the mud room.

The Covered Patio is the only access to the outdoors there is. It's a lovely patio, with some potted plants and outdoor furniture, but the view of the outdoors is ruined by thick bars to keep anyone from escaping.