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Have you ever thought about running your own hotel? Here’s your chance! Jane’s Hotel is an addictively fun game that pits you against forty levels.

As Jane, your job is to increase your cash flow while increasing your popularity. They only way to become a five star hotel is to have some major popularity with your customers. The only way to have popularity with your customers is to serve them as quickly as possible.

It’s not as easy as it sounds because customers are asking for newspapers, maid service, keys, dry cleaning, coffee, drinks, dinner, and more. With each star upgrade the Jane’s Hotel gets larger and larger causing the player to do more things at once.

This is a great PC game for the whole family. Though anyone under the age of six might have problems with the coordination of the game. I promise you there are a lot of items to deal with at once. The constant action is what makes it fun though.

Jane’s Hotel was developed and produced by Realore. You can compare this game to many other greats like Diner Dash Series, Wedding Dash, and Paradise Pet Salon.

Hints
I have a couple of hints for Jane’s Hotel players. Keep your eyes on the plants! If you allow the plants to get too dry they will start subtracting from your popularity.

You’re able to serve the same object in a row. If three people are asking for coffee at the same time, you’ll be able to serve them all at the same time. Just remember that when you click on the customers’ choice click the customers you want to serve in a row.

The maid will clean rooms until she goes back into her walkway. You are able to click on several rooms as long as she is still in sight.

Also, when you get to the fourth hotel, make sure that you scan the floor quickly or keep your eyes on the arrows. This is the first hotel in the game that does not put all of the hotel room doors in full view. It’s really easy to miss a customer if you don’t scan the hotel.

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