Company «Chelbunker (ИП Тлеубаев Ж.С.)»

There are lots of rooms; the lighting and sound are fine‑tuned, so you can talk normally and still be scared. The balance between puzzles and scares is top‑notch. I recommend going with a group of 4–5 people.

The decor is excellent, but the puzzles themselves didn’t grab us—mostly key searches. At the start we were told a bit too directly where the first one was; apparently that spot is problematic. There are few rooms, so you sometimes lose the sequence of actions; some elements are already worn and give away the solution. We periodically heard screams from the neighboring scary room, which was distra... Expand

They kept us waiting a long time at the entrance, and inside the interior clearly needs renovation. The quest gives the same impression: lots of “key-and-lock” puzzles; in one room people kept snagging on the grate. The walkie-talkie broke, the actor was fixing it — the atmosphere fell apart. You hardly see the actor, but the administrator is very nice.

A really awesome escape room. The tight spaces made the fear stronger—nowhere to hide. The puzzles are engaging; we got through almost without hints. The actor appeared and vanished silently—it even felt like there were two of them.

We got stuck on one lock—the mechanism was stiff; we couldn’t open it without help, and the pace suffered. The atmosphere was gorgeous, though; just add some light in the key spots.

No special knowledge of books is required; everything is quite logical, but you do need to stay attentive throughout. There are plenty of puzzles. The downside: we got stuck for about ten minutes on a dresser—the bottom drawer jams badly; in the end we had to call an attendant and the two of us barely got it open. The atmosphere, though, is a solid 5+.

We went as a family with two kids — it was a hit. The burrow is very cozy: a fireplace, music, greenery — like a fairy tale. The puzzles are clear and without any “scary” mechanics; the kids did everything themselves, we only guided them. We’ll be back for a birthday.

We recently went with the kids and were specifically looking for a bright, non-scary game—and we found exactly the right place. A true hobbit dwelling: a fireplace, vines, and coziness. The puzzles are within the kids’ abilities, yet they kept us on our toes as well. Lots of padlocks, but that’s actually convenient: find a key—you can open something right away. For us, a worthy finale to our Chely... Expand

A very warm, light escape room with a true hobbit vibe. Brimming with delightful details that make you want to touch everything. The difficulty is low; it’s more about searching. Two rooms — perfect for beginners. The kids especially loved it.

Our first escape room; we liked both the puzzles and the set design. We didn’t manage without hints, but now it’s clear everything is solvable. The only request is to improve the ventilation—by the end it was a bit hard to breathe.