Devilish Motel

We were a group of ten teenagers aged 13–14. The actors scared us so much that even the bravest screamed—atmospheric and realistic. The downside was that the rooms were stuffy. The administrators were very friendly.

The atmosphere really weighs on you—in a good way: the lighting, the sound, the corridors—everything serves the fear. The actors were on fire—not a single false note. We left the motel and kept discussing the scenes for a long time.

There were five of us, average age around twenty — everyone left happy. The actors set the right tone from the start and kept it to the end; it was scary, fun, and at times nerve‑racking. The puzzles were mostly clear, though we got stuck on a couple. We spent about two hours there and even wanted to stay longer.

The escape room really impressed us: the puzzles were clear, the transitions between rooms were unexpected, and the finale was powerful. The atmosphere was immersive, and we kept discussing the details for a long time after the game.

We had a great time: the set design is great, and the space itself is well thought out. Special thanks to the actor—not just screaming and running around, but real acting. Highly recommend.

From the very first minutes, a wave of anxiety hits you, as if you’ve ended up in a dangerous place. The actors are very convincing, the plot grips you, and the unexpected moments keep you constantly on edge. The emotions don’t let go.

The location is really huge, the rooms are varied, and at times it feels truly cinematic. I liked that the storyline doesn’t get lost and carries you through to the finale. I recommend going for the scarier difficulty level.

We’ve tried all the escape rooms by this team, but the motel really won us over. Spacious sets, the actors maintain a high standard, and the staff are friendly. Everything came together perfectly—highly recommend.

The atmosphere is dark and engrossing, the puzzles are well thought out, and the story keeps you hooked until the end. An excellent choice for thrill-seekers.

The actors keep you hooked from the start, with no canned bits—everything is in the moment. Scary but engaging, and they didn’t botch the ending. Excellent work by the team!

I liked the actors and the fact that there are many rooms. A few decisions didn't work for me; they felt forced, and a couple of magnets triggered only intermittently.

The puzzles are mostly fair and logical, but we only figured one out with a hint. Otherwise, the pacing is great, the transitions are sudden, and there wasn’t a dull moment.

The venue is huge for our city—I’ve never seen anything on this scale. The actors, as always, were outstanding, with lots of unexpected moments and even staged scenes in different rooms. It left a very strong impression.

I expected it to be scarier, but it ended up just atmospheric. The equipment froze a couple of times, but the admin helped quickly. Overall, not bad, but not wow.

It didn’t work for me: not scary at all. The only time I jumped was when I tripped over a threshold in the dark — I wasn’t scared by the quest, just that I might fall.