The Hotel Structure is a Structure that can store monsters that players do not wish to sell.
After the structure is bought, players are able to use the "check-in" section of the "move" button's menu to send the monster for a rest. Monsters resting in the Hotel Structure won't earn any coins, and checked-in monsters will only affect the Happiness of other monsters on your island if you have a Unity Tree. Like the Castle, the Hotel Structure has limited space and store monsters using the "bed" system, meaning that some creatures will not occupy a single space.
Upgrade List
| Image | Name and Description | Beds | Cost | Level Available |
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Humble Hotel "Hard to believe, but every once in a while, even singing monsters need a break from all that singing. Luckily, this humble little hotel serves up the right kind of atmosphere for monsters to rest and relax. Simply tap the 'Check In' button when moving a monster. The only drawbacks are that your monsters won't earn any coins while they're in here, and won't affect the happiness of any other monsters on your island, unless you have the Unity Tree." |
10 (40 on Ethereal Island) | 100,000 File:Coin20px.png (100  on Ethereal Island)
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Level 15 |
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Classy Hotel "The addition made all the difference. Now monsters can look forward to all the comforts of home while preserving the illusion that they're on vacation. It's very clever how they do it, something to do with the placement of furniture." |
20 (80 on Ethereal Island) | 10 
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Level 18 |
| File:Deluxe Hotel.png |
Grand Hotel "Don't let anybody tell you differently, it's worth the upgrade to first class. The grand hotel is almost so appealing that monsters will never want to come back out. We said 'almost.' " |
30 (120 on Ethereal Island) | 20
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Level 21 |
Notes
- You may only own one Hotel Structure per Island, excluding Gold Island.
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