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Final Fantasy VIII

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Hotels

Refer to the following page to learn more about the Inns in Final Fantasy VIII, which are actually Hotels. They will fully cure the party members of all ailments, including KO, as well as fully restoring all HP for a small fee. Every room also has a Save Point to save the game.

Balamb Hotel In the small seaside Town of Balamb is a hotel called Balamb Hotel, which overlooks the peaceful sea. They say it's recommended that while you are staying at the hotel, you should try the town's local Balamb Fish. An article about the hotel, along with the rest of the town, is featured in an issue of Timber Maniacs. There are three beds in the room and a balcony to see the ocean. During Galbadia's occupation of Balamb, the hotel was used as a base of operations until SeeD intervened, allowing the hotel's owners to move back in. Later the hotel is used as a meeting place for a confession between the Library Girl with a Pigtail and Zell.

Price: 100 Gil Items: Timber Maniacs Magazine & Combat King 003

Dollet Hotel In the central square of Dollet is the Dollet Hotel, a building of western European design. A television screen is located atop the building overlooking the square, a remainder of the days before the end of the Sorceress War after which all over-the-air frequencies were scrambled beyond retrieval. That was until Galbadia managed to break the frequency problem and brought such media back on-line. Every room features three beds with skylight lighting and desk space. An article about the hotel, along with the rest of the town, is featured in an issue of Timber Maniacs.

Price: 100 Gil Items: Timber Maniacs Magazine

Timber Hotel The hotel in Timber has a unique train theme. The entire hotel is modeled after the town's main revenue; a train station. You can get from the main street into the foyer through an automatic door, and the foyer serves as a toll gate (named "Gatey") that makes sure nobody can enter the rest of the hotel without paying. You can also see a model train that travels through the hotel, made by the original owner of the hotel. The trains were also sold at the Timber Souvenir Shop, but sadly, the previous owner had mysteriously disappeared after the war. You'll find two beds in every room, a train station themed bench and a coffee table with a seating for free. You'll also see the hotels' model trains along one wall of the room at regular intervals. The reception is desk is run by Miss Francesca DiMarco and you can find the daughter of the original owner in the foyer, where she's observing her father's trains.

Price: 100 Gil Items:  Timber Maniacs Magazine

Galbadia Hotel You will find the Galbadia Hotel in Delcing City, within the city's major business district. There is a small lounge in the hotel and a bar downstairs from the foyer. It was within this bar that Julia Heartilly careered as a pianist before her hit song Eyes on Me was announced. Every room has desk space, a nice design and artwork and there are three beds. Also there's an exceptional view of the Deling Archway across in the park.

Price: 100 Gil Items: Timber Maniacs Magazine

Flower Restaurant In the quiet town of Winhill, you will find the Flower Restaurant which looks like a café on the first floor. The reception desk is located at the foot of the stairs. Two ex-Garden students, the town's modern day monster hunters and village guards, stay here. The rooms are pretty large in comparison to other hotels. There are three beds: one single and one double bunk-bed. There is also a dresser, a table, a cabinet and nice decoration in every room to give that vibe of living in a cottage. Price: 100 Gil

Drunkman Alley You'll find this small hotel in Fisherman's Horizon, which serves also as the town store, selling potions and status recovery items for cheap prices. Every room has a triple-bunk bed, some desk space as well as improvised seating and shelving space.

Price: 100 Gil Items: Timber Maniacs Magazine

Shumi Hotel The first shelter you come across when enter the underground village of Shumi, is the Shumi Hotel. It is a quaint, cozy place designed for the overnight stay of traders who are the village's main visitors from the outside. Every room has three beds with some unique design, along with unique lighting fixtures and a music player enabling the patron to play whatever soundtrack they have heard in the world above. Price: 100 Gil

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