A large hotel

Compared to the small town you know, the huge building looks like a mansion and a grand museum had a baby. It towers over the surrounding buildings, mostly counsel housing and friendly little shops. Only a few tall flats outmatch its height. The massive building is made up of clean, creamy coloured walls that seem fit for the house of a god. Said walls are littered with neat rows of windows wide enough for people to walk through onto a small and snug balcony. No doubt they give whoever is up there a birds eye view of your admitidly grubby town.

There seems to be 4 lines going up, with 5 of these balconies and windows each. Seperate with 2 meters between them. Getting the plans and permission for this place must have been a night mare, let alone building it. But as impressive and interesting this all is, how is it a race track? "Did i come to the right place?" You mutter as you enter the grand building through a deeply fancy looking mahogany wood door.

The door is wide and grand in scale like everything else on this building. It stands a good 2 feet taller than you. Looking at the door, reveals a few things about this place. The first, they clearly like horses. There are many beautiful and accurate carvings of horses in all sorts of positions and angles. Secondly, they have a love of the iconic French maid outfit. Again, a number of calvings of this are expertly done. All sorts of angles and positions are displayed, one rather lewd to say the least. Tucked away in the left corner is a maid bent over on all fours scrubbing at the floor. The angle it is carved in let's the looked get a very good view of an ass. Thirdly and finally, the name of the building is finaly revealed to you.

At the centre of the door, between a jockey riding a strong and powerful looking station and a maid doing some top shelf dusting is a plac. It's on a difrent wood than the rich dark mahogany, rather this is a pale and natural looking beach wood that contrasts well with the art piece of a entrance. On it, the words "Welcome to Swiftly Manor" are written in a rich purple. A bold font that really dose keep the buildings majestic theme going.

Twisting the plain and (in comparison to the rest of the building) boring doornob, you enter this perculiar building.