Fire Flower - Only appears when Mario is in his Super form.

Super Mushroom - Only appears when Mario is in his regular form.

As such, the game is not acknowledged by Nintendo and none of it is referenced in any official Mario-related media.

Similar to Link: The Faces of Evil, Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon, Zelda's Adventure, and the failed Super Mario's Wacky Worlds, the game was born out of a licensing deal between Nintendo and Philips after a planned CD-ROM add-on for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System fell through. In each of the game's 75 stages, players guide Mario or Luigi through a section of the game's seven hotels as they try to close all of the open doors while moving between each floor using elevators, avoiding enemies by jumping on them (or by hiding in doors and elevators), and collecting coins and power-ups.

Some hotels in the game feature comical themes, such as a casino-style hotel with Elvis-impersonator Goombas. It is one of the few games where Mario and Luigi are not voiced by Charles Martinet, instead being voiced by voice actor Marc Graue. Along with combining certain aspects of the main series' platformers with new slower-paced puzzle elements, the game is known for its animated cartoon cutscenes, whose low quality and humor have created numerous memes in the 2000's and 2010's. Hotel Mario is a fantasy puzzle-platformer developed by Fantasy Factory and published by Philips Interactive Media for the CD-i on April 5, 1994.Ī spin-off of Nintendo's Mario series of platformers, Hotel Mario tasks the titular mascot Mario (as well as his brother Luigi) with navigating the Klub Koopa Resort (seven hotels in the Mushroom Kingdom owned by Bowser and his Koopalings) to find and rescue the Princess. Overview An animated cartoon cutscene in Hotel Mario

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