A Night In Greyside Manor

This was a really fun room especially since we had a first timer with us. Clues were hidden well and for the space they have they make the best of it.

I didn’t like how this room was listed as hard, very easy, the clues were laid out too easy and were not creative at all. Specially the last room was single lock to escape. Overall I felt like it could be a lot better.

Terrible experience

This room was an exercise in frustration, and I really think it boils down to management. There were lots of artificial difficulty throughout whether it be from the dim lighting, to a puzzle that requires you to read an entire page of text meticulously in CURSIVE, a red herring, terrible maintenance to the point of not being able to read the locks, etc. One box just had two locks to open it because why not? No theming or thought behind it. I'm pretty sure the gamemaster was not watching us at all because when we asked for a hint, she literally asked what we had done already. There was also a part where she started giving a hint for a puzzle we had already completed. Because they use a walkie talkie to deliver hints, we had to wait for her to finish the entire schpiel which was annoying as well. I literally just checked out of the game halfway through because I was just annoyed with all these compounding things. The sad thing is, I actually think this room has a lot of potential, but my experience doing this and another room here makes me feel that management doesn't actually care about the escape room experience whatsoever. The maintenance and gamemaster experience MUST be addressed if this company wants to be taken seriously at all as an escape room destination. Perhaps, the bar is really just the main draw with the escape room as a side thought which in that case, they can ignore my advice freely. I highly recommend escape room enthusiasts to stay away from this establishment until majour changes are made.

Woof. This came decently recommended, but the folks who run this place seem to have no passion for escape rooms whatsoever. The set-up at Escape Savannah feels like someone opened a bar, got drunk, and then thought "What if we put an escape room in here, too? That could make us some extra money." The puzzles are horribly maintained, we skipped puzzles on accident multiple times, and the ending is so anticlimactic as to be a wet fart. It even looks as if they previously had a different concluding puzzle but that it broke and they didn't feel like fixing it. I wish I could come away with something to recommend about this room, but the hospitality was poor, too. We were barely welcomed, thrown into the room as quickly as possible with no introduction, and it was clear our game master wasn't even paying attention during the game (such as when we heard "Congrats! You made it to the second room!" a solid five minutes after we got into the second room). This room is not even good for those who are new to escape rooms, as you will be turned off from ever doing them ever again. It's certainly not good for enthusiasts, as you'll get out in like half the time, like we did, and simply feel like you wasted your money. Fittingly, this room might only be enjoyable for those who have spent enough time at the bar next door so that they'll be too blind drunk to remember doing it.

A fun creepy room that has a kind of unique physical structure. Each part of the room feels unique and fits in well with the theme. Also you can drink in the room and that’s always a plus

Loved that it had multiple rooms that started “outside”, then into the manor, then back “outside” again. So fun and the storyline was very interesting