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| map           = Yumegahama, Hotel Augusta, Ballroom
| description   = The Hotel Augusta's Grand Ballroom is a large, circular room in a rotunda off the side of the main hotel -- to reach it, one has to go through a small lobby, though that doesn't stop the sound of orchestra music wafting into the main lobby when there's a ball in session.

Surrounding the room are large windows with trellises, from which ivy with blooming white and pink flowers cover on the inside, as lovely red drapes cover the windows, though they're usually left open to let in the sunlight (or the moonlight) out onto the dance floor. The floor itself is hard oak wood, stained in layered circular colors, from lightest in the middle to the darkest at theedges of the room.

At the edges of the room are antique tables with fancy tablecloths, allowing those tired from dancing to catch their breath with others and talk about their lives or discuss the current rumors hanging around social circles. There is asmall stage that acts as a grandstand for musical players providing music for the ball; on it sits a grand piano, the only permanent instrument on the stage.

Surrounding the ballroom is a small upper balcony spiraling upwards, where more tables and chairs sit, and the odd door to private sitting rooms which have lovely decor similar to the rooms of the hotel (minus the bed), which allows for private discussions.

From the domed ceiling hangs a lovely, bright chandelier, decorated in diamond-like crystal teardrops that reflect as small specks of light along the ballroom floor at night.
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