Wykewood Hotels

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Basic Info: Also known as motels. Windows can be jumped from to turn a character into a zombie. They are tall enough for binoculars use. 50% chance of finding wine. Hotels can be barricaded normally.

A paragraph about Wykewood's outlook on Hotels.

Contents 1 the McDonald Motel 2 the Paris Motel 3 the Poynter Hotel 4 the Quaney Hotel

[edit] the McDonald Motel

the McDonald Motel Wykewood [12,77] Josephine General Hospital Adalbert General Hospital Ellacott Plaza Merryweather Park the McDonald Motel Willson Place Chilcott Auto Repair Haggard Alley Amatt Cinema

In Game Description

You are standing outside the McDonald Motel, a derelict metal-and-glass building plastered with posters.

[edit] the Paris Motel

the Paris Motel Wykewood [11,75] the Poynter Hotel Samuel Park a carpark Dix Row the Paris Motel Mather Library Crabbe Bank Josephine General Hospital Adalbert General Hospital

In Game Description

You are standing outside the Paris Motel, a derelict metal-and-glass building plastered with posters.

[edit] the Poynter Hotel

the Poynter Hotel Wykewood [10,74] Foulkes Place Railway Station (Nixbank) the Fearnsides Arms Pretor Cinema the Grandfield Monument (Nixbank) the Poynter Hotel Samuel Park Rossiter Bank (Nixbank) Dix Row the Paris Motel

In Game Description

You are standing outside the Poynter Hotel, a four-storey metal-and-glass building with revolving doors.

[edit] the Quaney Hotel

the Quaney Hotel Wykewood [19,71] a carpark Retter Crescent Marton Park (South Blythville) Martland Library the Quaney Hotel a carpark (South Blythville) a carpark Pegg Plaza Mudford Plaza Police Department (South Blythville)

In Game Description

You are standing outside the Quaney Hotel, a four-storey metal-and-glass building with revolving doors.

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