Cherrygrove City
"...Right. Let's get a move on." Isaac said to the two young trainers. He looked to the hotel they'd be staying at. The Saint Hotel. The name sounded familiar somehow. Was it a song he had heard? A band? He couldn't quite remember. The building was seemingly pretty short, only having a few floors. Hopefully it wasn't one if those fancy hotels that would charge him out the ass for even looking in the direction of the mini fridge. Only one way to find out.
Stepping inside and observing the scenery, the place was modest, but still had somewhat of a resort feel to it. The walls were a soft white, with curtains and furniture a pale blue. Red flowers in vases decorated nearby tables, and there were several nautical themed items on the walls. Paintings of boats and lighthouses hung in plain view the moment you walked through the door. If he didn't know any better, Isaac would say he was in Olivine. They were by the sea, but he thought they'd go more for the sort of springtime flowery theme, given the cherry blossom trees and the nearby forested route.
Isaac flinched ever so slightly as a woman's voice called to him from behind the counter. A short, brown-haired woman looked up at him expectantly. "Uh... Two rooms please. Adjacent, if you can, or at least nearby." The woman behind the counter spoke up. "Yes, we can do that. We've got two rooms right next to each other on the third floor. There's a door connecting the two rooms, should you need to visit each other. That'll be..." The woman looked up at Isaac, and then at Kick, opening her mouth to say something, before getting a confused look on her face. Isaac could practically hear the gears turning in her head, before she seemingly put two and two together. "Say aren't you--" "Don't." Isaac closed his eyes, a defeated look on his face. "Please, just the rooms."
One transaction later and Isaac held two room keys in his hand. 304, and 305. Two adjacent rooms on the third floor. Hopefully he could get some decent rest, tomorrow was going to be a bit of a trek. Nothing he couldn't handle, but with these two kids it was likely going to be a lot longer, what with Emma wanting to challenge every trainer, and Leo probably wanting to study every tree branch they'd come across. Isaac turned to the two trainers and held out both keys. "Pick a key, doesn't matter which one. You two get your own room, and I get mine. If you really need me for something, I'm next door. And try to keep it down at night, will ya? I don't need to hear you two stomping around all night." His eyes flicking towards Emma as he spoke.