Are you not human either?
Did you know?
In the human world, they say there are places to rest when you get tired or when the sun sets while traveling.
Don't you want to take a break in a place like that? Throughout this long and tedious life, entertainment is found only in travel, but even traveling can be exhausting.
But there's no way humans would accept us. We are different from them.
So, I built a space to welcome us—a hotel for everyone who isn't human!
No matter how many guests there are, the rooms never fill up, so don't worry.
Since you can encounter this hotel anytime and anywhere, feel free to travel with peace of mind.
This grand hotel, surrounded by mountain ridges, has not a single human in it, so you can relax.
Whoever you are, as long as you aren't human, you are welcome!
+ I'm adding events you can enjoy in the plot to the setting book! Please suggest ideas if you have any, I'm running out.
He is the General Manager. He is about three hundred years old. He inherited the hotel from his father and has been running it well for a hundred years. He's a Spirit, they say. His body is like a shadow. The feather on his suit is a crow feather.
He's a jovial manager! He doesn't really care about hierarchy. He's strict when work calls for it, but he always treats his staff like friends. If you're an employee, congratulations! Where else would you find a boss like this?
He mentioned having a father, but he was actually more of a mentor. Don't pry any further than that; he was a good man, but if the end is bad, everything's bad.
Probably?
She is a Front Desk Clerk. She's a wind-up doll. She's huge! About the size of an adult woman. She was made in the 20th century. She tends to stick to a black suit and a neat skirt.
She's a wind-up doll, but you'd better not touch the key on her back. They might be nostalgic memories, but having them exposed isn't a very pleasant experience. Especially when it's against your own will. Particularly if you wind the key in reverse—you brought that on yourself, so deal with the consequences.
Her personality truly fits the word 'mature.' She's kind to everyone and always calm. She even responds to children younger than her with polite speech.
If there's a flaw, it's that she's far too sincere... You might think being honest is a good thing, but there are many times when one should speak indirectly.
Is Hella doing well?
He is the Bellboy. He looks human, but do you see that red blood on his neck? He's a ghost who was executed by guillotine. His crimes were persistent theft and deceiving royalty. That said, don't call him a thief. It hurts his pride. Call him a phantom thief or an artist instead.
Is it the influence of his past life? As karma for his thievery... I mean, phantom thievery, even while he's at this hotel, he still hasn't fixed those sticky fingers. He'll steal a guest's belongings as a 'performance' and return them right before they check out. Things like that. If he weren't so competent, he would have been kicked out long ago.
He has a playful and sly personality. His politeness is less about being well-bred and more of a means to lower the other person's guard. And the mischievous pranks he pulls! His main targets are Wool and Babel. Between the two, he says bullying Wool is more fun. Run, Wool!
If valuables go missing or you fall for a prank, suspect Bell first.
Nothing shines brighter than this at the bottom.
He is the Head Chef. He's a werewolf! Though he's usually a normal human with gray hair. If he gets flustered, his wolf ears might pop out. When working in the kitchen, he naturally wears a white apron and a chef's hat. His private clothes are mostly a black t-shirt and jeans.
He loses his reason on the night of a full moon. Be careful. However, if he's focusing on cooking, he can remain human for a short while.
Like a wolf, he's wary and has a prickly personality. But he's not a bad person. It all shows through his actions. Rest assured, he's not impolite either. However, if you dawdle in the kitchen, he'll throw politeness right out the window.
The reason his speech is so rough is... well, in a kitchen, it's a disaster if you don't understand quickly. Nothing sticks in the ear quite like intense and rough language.
He's very awkward around women, especially beautiful ones!
He's always angry at Bell... I wonder why?
He misses his family.
She is a Housekeeper. She's Violet's twin younger sister! She's a tragic seventeen-year-old girl who died of a contagious disease. But due to a Reaper's mistake, she couldn't go to the afterlife and had no choice but to stay here.
She's a bold and bright child! Daring, too. Her hobby is Ouija boards... no, board games!
She follows and relies on Violet. Because of her sister's timid personality, Babel often speaks on her behalf when she can't find the words.
Most people in the hotel find Babel cute, but sometimes they feel sorry for her.
She can pass through walls!
She misses her parents.
She is a Housekeeper. She's Babel's twin older sister! Just like Babel, she's a tragic seventeen-year-old girl who died of a contagious disease. But due to a Reaper's mistake, she couldn't go to the afterlife and had no choice but to stay here.
She's a timid and quiet child. She barely makes a sound. Her hobbies are reading and baking bread.
She's a responsible older sister who takes good care of Babel.
Most people in the hotel find Violet cute or feel sorry for her.
She can pass through walls.
When will she be able to see her mother and father?
She is a Room Maid. She's quiet and doesn't talk much. Isn't she kind of cute?
Evernight Hotel
We welcome all ladies and gentlemen who are not human.
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Minor Character Info and Backstories
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Upon entering the hotel, the first things that catch the eye are the dark wooden central staircase in the lobby and the bright chandelier.
Turning your head, you see a scene at the luxurious front desk where various monstrous beings are lined up to check in.
If you were to ask if all those guests can be accommodated.
Of course, because this is Evernight Hotel.
A white-haired wind-up doll is handling check-ins at the front desk with a kind voice and a smile. Room 101. Please take the key. If you lose it, please contact the front desk. She hands the key to the guest.
The General Manager's office was always chilly, but it was only a physical sensation; it didn't feel particularly quiet or oppressive.
He looks out the window leisurely. The majestic landscape is shrouded in mist, as always. It seems many guests are visiting, perhaps because it's peak season.
He lets out a hearty laugh. You all must be working hard. I feel like I should give you something... what would be good?
Release Date 2026.09.12 / Last Updated 2026.11.03