Cursed Crypt

First room I ever did at this location. The location itself is amazing, but they need more seated areas for people who are waiting to play their room. Parking is tough to find as well. These rooms are on the scarier side but nothing you can't handle. A lot of low light for anyone who struggles to read/see. There is a lot of puzzles and reading you'll need to do. Things tend to be linear quite a bit, meaning a few of us could only sit and wait while others were working on puzzles. Not a great room for beginners. I'd say you need to be a veteran to tackle this room. We had 6 people which I think was a bit much for the linear puzzles.

Really great space with excellent staff and props. Big and difficult rooms—definite plus for our group. Unfortunately we weren’t happy due to sensory issues and broken puzzles. Would’ve really loved to experience the room if it was more accessible for our group and in better shape.

This escape room is amazing !!! Paramount pictures helped design this room inspired by tomb raider !! Want an adventure definitely book this one

Definitely worth the money

The scariest part was actually one of the actors coming out of a wall to fix a broken puzzle. I really enjoyed the atmosphere of the room, but since it was two of us in the largest room at Escape Hotel, it was daunting. We barely made it out of there, and I’m still kicking myself for not finding a solution to a puzzle that was right in front of me. I recommend at least 4 people do this room.

This might make my top 10 list. The ambience of this room was awesome and I think I legitimately jumped because something happened that I did not expect to happen. Not necessarily a scary vibe though. If you played the newer tomb raider games then you might recognize some things from the game. The two of us got out in time but we were so into the game we literally ran in the last few minutes. I think I tripped so be careful! Worth the stamp in my passport.