Cove Lily Motel

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Cove Lily Motel 民宿モナミ Monami Boarding House "Wild Missingno. appeared!"
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Location:	Lilycove City
Region:	Hoenn
Generations:	III, VI
Location of Cove Lily Motel in Hoenn.
Pokémon world locations

The Cove Lily Motel (Japanese: 民宿モナミ Monami Boarding House) is a Hoenn location found in Lilycove City. A sign outside the building reads:

Cove Lily Motel
"Remember us as 'Cove Lily' of Lilycove."

Due to the fact that Team Magma^R or Team Aqua^SE are situated in Lilycove City, the city has become an unpopular tourist destination, so the Cove Lily Motel has become empty. However, once the Team is scared away by the player, the Game Freak staff will come to the second floor after the player beats the Elite Four.

Cove Lily Motel in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire

Floors

First floor

The motel has a very simple layout. The lower level only contains a man watching a TV set. If the player attempts to check the TV, he or she will be shoved away by the man for blocking his view.

In Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, there is a kitchen at the top-right corner of the room, though the man prevents the player from entering. If the player uses the Devon Scope on the invisible object in front of the man, it will reveal a Kecleon. The man will notice it and connect it to the food that would mysteriously disappear from the kitchen; he then allows Kecleon to serve as the motel's mascot.

Second floor

The upper level is deserted until the player has entered the Hall of Fame; however, in Emerald, Scott will be napping at a table. Once the player has entered the Hall of Fame, the upper level contains the Game Freak staff, as it is where they are staying while in Hoenn. Players will find the Graphic Artist, the Programmer, and the Game Designer.

In Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald, the Game Designer will give the player the Poké Diploma after completing the National Pokédex.

In Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, the floor is split into 2 rooms, the upper room containing a programmer, a game planner, an unnamed staff member of Game Freak and the Game Director. The Game Director walks around the central table and will give the player a Diploma for completing the Hoenn Pokédex and a Diploma for completing the National Pokédex. He will also give a special Diploma if the player shows him a Pokémon caught in Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald in the lead slot of their party before talking to him. All three Diplomas can be displayed in a player's Secret Base as wall decorations. The lower room contains a graphic designer with a Poochyena in the overworld and another unnamed staff member of Game Freak.

Layout

Version	1F	2F
Ruby
Sapphire
Emerald

In the manga

In the Pokémon Adventures manga

File:Lilycove Inn Adventures.png

The Lilycove Inn in the Pokémon Adventures manga

Known as the Lilycove Inn in the Chuang Yi translations of Pokémon Adventures, the Cove Lily Motel was featured in the manga when Roxanne and Courtney battled there during the weather crisis.

In other languages

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	民宿モナミ Monami Boarding House	Wordplay on ミナモ Minamo (Lilycove)
English	Cove Lily Motel	Wordplay on Lilycove
French	Hôtel Crique Crack	From crique (cove) and crack. Reference to Nénucrique (Lilycove City).
German	Motel Grassee	From Seegras (seaweed). Reference to Seegrasulb (Lilycove City).
Italian	Hotel Alga	From alga (seaweed). Reference to Porto Alghepoli (Lilycove City).
Spanish	Motel Aguacala	From agua (water) and cala (cove). Reference to Ciudad Calagua (Lilycove City).
Korean	안해민박 Anhae Minbak	Wordplay on 해안 Haean (Lilycove)

Hoenn
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