If you need more space on your Continent, the Monsters are more than happy to oblige. They’ll comfortably relax in the Hotel and rest their voices, tune their instruments, or however else they enjoy spending their free time.
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— Hotel Description
“
When it comes to accommodations on Party Island, this Hotel really takes the cake! Regular and Prismatic residents alike will love the colorful and flavorful architecture of this unique Structure.
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— Party Hotel Description
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Even on Space Island, you can run out of space! That’s why this far-out Structure, complete with spacefaring features of astronomical proportions, is the perfect solution to get some (or any) breathing room.
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— Space Hotel Description
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When the sky’s the limit, you need a Hotel to match! Don’t worry, this hot air balloon-Structure is tethered to the surface, so there’s no risk of it floating away.
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— Cloud Hotel Description
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Channel your inner troglodyte and check in to the Cave Hotel! This structure is an amalgam of clammy stone foundations and diverse edible fungi - perfect for Monsters!
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— Cave Hotel Description
The Hotel is a utility structure in Dawn of Fire, first added to the Continent in the Version 1.8.0 update, and later onto the Outer Islands in Versions 2.3.0 & 2.4.0 respectively. Just like the Hotel from the original game, this Structure can store Monsters in it, but will not allow them to produce Currency or be interacted with. When bought, the Hotel initially can store up to 26 beds on the Continent, and 50 beds on the Outer Islands. The amount of beds a Monster requires is identical to the amount of beds they would need for the Castle.
Unlike the Hotels on the Outer Islands, there are no further upgrades for the Hotel on the Continent after reaching the second upgrade.
Just like the original game, selecting a Monster, and then selecting move will bring up a "Check-in" button to send that Monster into the Hotel. Additionally, selecting the Hotel itself will also bring up a "Check-in" button. When pressed, it will then show blue circles above each Monster, and your Hotel's bed limit. Selecting Monsters will then place a green check-mark over the sphere indicating they've been selected. You can select as many Monsters as your Hotel has beds for, which will all be added to the Hotel simultaneously upon confirming.
To put a Monster back onto the Island, simply drag and drop it from the Hotel's menu. Unlike the original game, the menu will not close, so you can place a multiple Monsters onto the Island at a time.
Upgrades[]
The Continent[]
Level
Castle Image
Beds
Upgrade Cost
Upgrade Time
Experience
1
30
10,000
N/A
1,000
2
60
10,000
5 hours
31
3
90
10,000
10 hours
47
Party Island[]
Level
Castle Image
Beds
Upgrade Cost
Upgrade Time
Experience
1
50
15,000
N/A
1,500
2
100
15,000
6 hours
31
3
150
15,000
12 hours
47
4
225
150
18 hours
?
5
300
150
24 hours
?
Space Island[]
Level
Castle Image
Beds
Upgrade Cost
Upgrade Time
Experience
1
50
20,000
N/A
2,000
2
100
20,000
8 hours
31
3
150
20,000
16 hours
47
4
225
200
24 hours
?
5
300
200
1 day, 8 hours
?
Cloud Island[]
Level
Castle Image
Beds
Upgrade Cost
Upgrade Time
Experience
1
50
25,000
N/A
2,000
2
100
25,000
10 hours
31
3
150
25,000
20 hours
47
4
225
250
1 day, 6 hours
?
5
300
250
1 day, 16 hours
?
Cave Island[]
Level
Castle Image
Beds
Upgrade Cost
Upgrade Time
Experience
1
50
30,000
N/A
2,000
2
100
30,000
12 hours
31
3
150
30,000
24 hours
47
4
225
300
1 day, 12 hours
?
5
300
300
2 days
?
Notes[]
On Cave Island's hotel, there is a rock carving in the shape of an Emperor Bisonorus.
Originally, there used to be blue drawing pin the top left of "Hotel" box. When selected, it would appear pushed-in, which would then prevent the Hotel menu from disappearing after placing a Monster from it. This function was later added to the Hotel normally.
Originally, the Outer Island Hotels only had two additional upgrades. A third one costing Diamonds was later added for all of them in Version 2.7.1.
When the Party and Space Island Hotels were first added, the messages for them while empty mistakenly referred to the Outer Islands as the Continent.
