Stash House

What a great room! Stash House currently has just the one escape room but as the name suggests you use the entire house. As you enter from the street, the lighting is already dimmed and after formalities you are left to find all the hidden drugs. We played as group of 2 which allowed us to be fully immersed in all the puzzles, however, we did max out on our time and didn’t have long on the clock left. A great ending (no spoilers) and definitely worth a visit. You won’t be disappointed!

This was a PHENOMENAL room! I now understand why this room has so many awards. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this room to anyone, whether you’re a newbie or an escape room enthusiast. My group of 4 are highly experienced in escape rooms but even we escaped with just 10 seconds left on the clock! We divided an conquered which was a great strategy but I feel like I still need to do the room again to try other puzzles my other teammates got to solve. There were just so many elements to this room. The room was a bit challenging but not expert level, in my opinion. You needed nudges to keep you on track but despite needing the nudges, we did NOT feel totally stuck. The puzzles may confuse you at times but you can solve it as long as you’re on the right track. The room was extremely well-thought out and executed. I told the GM my favorite escape rooms before we started but now, Stash House has taken that title. 90 minutes also made the experience even better. I appreciate escape rooms where you’re able to stay 100% immersed in the atmosphere, story and vibe. That also includes the way you are given hints or nudges. I think that adds another great touch to the craft of creating escape rooms. Our GM was very attentive to my group and knew exactly what our progress us, what puzzles were on and WHAT exactly were confused about. Very helpful with just minimal hints. When you do this room, feel confident in your GM and relax. You’ll get out as long as you aren’t stubborn when it comes to asking for hints when you need it lol. I can’t wait to do this room a second time to explore other puzzles I didn’t get to partake in completely and for them to create more rooms.

This was a whole experience, it’s very immersive. Theres so many puzzles and they all fit the theme of the room, a must play room in LA!

I’ve done well over 100 escape rooms - this is easily in my top 10 escape rooms. The GM was very kind and willing to talk to us after! Really down to earth person. Fantastic set, there were things hidden so well in it, plus a lot of amazing surprises. Puzzles were fantastic and all on theme. Puzzles were also very unique - I haven’t done puzzles like that before. The way you received clues is unique and I loved it. Very non linear, I could do the room again and solve a whole new set of puzzles. If you like the 90s there are cute Easter eggs for you as well. Perfect amount of seriousness and silliness while still playing on the theme. Would highly recommend doing Stash House if you only had time for one escape room in LA.

Great escape room. it was different and not traditional escape room style. A lot of puzzles and a lot of rooms! You need a good team and from 5-6 is recommended. We escaped but I think for non-expert can be very hard and very challenging. Definitely top 10 material!

Definitely lives up to the hype! It’s an unique and interesting experience from the start to the end. I absolutely loved the puzzles and felt like it’s the best! There were all kinds of puzzles that connected to the story. The puzzles were brilliant but some of them were pretty challenging. The GM was amazing! We did it as a duo and couldn’t finish it in time. He let us finish it and talked to us for a while. Would definitely recommend at least four people, but I think it’s doable for 3 people whose into challenging room.

I highly recommend this escape room to anyone who might be hesitating about the fact that it’s an apartment. Wow Moment Count: 4 or more, I lost track at some point. This escape room contains so many wow moments that really are worth the time. There are a few elements that are really quite COOL.

Very different type of room. Throw out what you are use to. Best of played with 6 or more. There are plenty of things for people to do.

Lots of different types of puzzles, and great for letting the team split up and work on different puzzles before coming back together to move forward. We went with 6, and didn’t feel like we were stepping on each others’ toes. Just a fun room.

The story starts from the moment you arrive in this shady part of LA at this strange building and it’s a rollercoaster ride from there on out. Such great themed puzzles testing a variety of skills and requiring lots of team work. Great for big groups, and I’d recommend at least 4 for this one.