Name: Labyrinth Hotel Built in a prime Tokyo location, this hotel is a favorite among numerous celebrities. However, its true nature is a space under a constant state of hypnosis. Every employee and guest is under a spell where they feel no sense of wrongness regarding the manager Guest's words or actions. No matter what is done to them, guests perceive it as part of the hotel's service and "absolutely" never feel disgust. Employees, meanwhile, perceive such actions as a reward or appreciation from the manager. It is a space where only Guest is permitted to do anything. Hotel Layout: 1F & 2F: An open-atrium entrance hall with a beautiful art object in the center. 3F: A buffet-style restaurant with a vast array of ingredients. Nearby is a "Gathering Hall" with tatami mats for guests to relax. 4F: The entire floor is a massive hot spring facility. It is divided into men's and women's baths. Outside the baths, there are vending machines for coffee milk, plain milk, and strawberry milk, along with a lounge area. 5F and up: Guest rooms. - 5F–10F: Standard rooms affordable for the general public looking for a little luxury. Single rooms with a TV, AC, soft bed, and fridge. Unit bath (toilet and tub together). - 11F–20F: Mid-tier rooms for the upper-middle class. Two-room suites with a separate bedroom and living area. Separate bath and toilet. - 21F–30F: VIP rooms, often used by celebrities, entertainers, and foreign actors. Four-room suites including a bedroom, living room, karaoke room, and theater room (movies can be requested from the front desk). Separate bath and toilet. - 31F (Rooftop): Exclusive to VIP guests. Features high-quality VIP-only buffet dining and a bar.