Ambiguous Hostel

Ambiguous Hostel Pikmin 4 treasure
Series	Soulful Musician Series
Value	× 150
Weight	10
Maximum carriers	20
Locations	Serene Shores
Dandori Challenge stages	Aerial Incinerator, Toggle Training, Cliff-Hanger's Hold
Dandori Battle stages	None
Total amount	1

The Ambiguous Hostel is a treasure in Pikmin 4. It is a maroon ocarina with two engravements on the mouthpiece: a calligraphic writing that reads "Tlozoot" and a serif letter "AC", the latter closer to the windway.

Collecting the treasure

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As with the other treasures found in the Serene Shores's northwestern section, you cannot access this treasure without first delving through the Engulfed Castle. Once you do, this treasure can be found to the north of the aforementioned cave's exit, sitting atop a ledge. It is low enough to be reached by most Pikmin or be knocked down with a rush from Oatchi. The Whiptongue Bulborb nearby should be defeated first.

Notes

Schnauz's notes

“It seems that something—or more likely some things—lived within the inner cavity of this device. What were these things? What was their purpose? Were they forced to live there together as part of an experiment? Some things are destined to remain unknown.”

Olimar's notes

“Based on its shape and where it was found, I have deduced this is a nest for some type of aquatic creature. On Hocotate, fish are known to use sunken buildings and objects like their own underwater apartments. I'm sure many a life flourished here.”

Louie's notes

“I put my face through one of the holes and smelled something odd.”

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  The Ambiguous Hostel and Juicy Gaggle in the Serene Shores, in the location they are discovered.

Trivia

• The engraving on this treasure reads "Tlozoot", a reference to The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The "AC" engraving below stands for alto C, which is the same pitch used by the eponymous Ocarina of Time.

Names in other languages

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Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ナニカデ荘? Nanika de sō	Villa in Some Way
Chinese (traditional)	某物莊 Mǒuwù Zhuāng	Something Manor
Chinese (simplified)	某物庄 Mǒuwù Zhuāng	Something Manor
Dutch	Rariteitenpension	Hostel of curiosities
French	Résidence communautaire	Communal residence
German	Wohngemeinschaftsbehausung	Shared Apartment Housing
Italian	Dimora della stranezza	Oddity residence
Korean	뭔가 나올듯 Mwonga Naoldeut	It feels like something is gonna come out
Portuguese	Morada dos estranhos	Strangers' abode
Spanish	Nido extraño	Strange nest

See also

• Unexamined Nest