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Fun experience. Won't say much to avoid spoilers but it's quite fun. The zombie shooter was really immersive

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Still pretty new place when I went. Construction was taking place. Tried a few different VR experiences. Graphics could be a lot better.

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Maze Rooms

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OMG so much fun!! It has been a minute since I've done an escape room and Maze Rooms did not…read moredisappoint. We booked online same day which was very easy plus they had a promo code on their website that was great to use too! Some of the other escape room companies we were looking at had a minimum of 3 person on weekends- so even if it was just two people, you had to pay for 3. I get it but naahh. Maze Rooms for the win. We did the World of Illusions room, which we were told was the hardest one. It was challenging just with the two of us but we had a blast!!! The game master was really nice and even took photos of us :) There is a tip jar for cash if you're feeling tipsy & free water for before or after your game. Plus there's an actual parking lot! Check them out!!

My group of six completed the World of Illusions escape room here. It was circus-themed but not the…read moreclown/juggler kind. I've been to other Maze Rooms locations, and they have not disappointed! The game master here was friendly but busy. He was managing multiple rooms at the same time. I think World of Illusions may have been one of the top escape rooms I have done. The room was cool with cool puzzles. Some of the puzzles take time to work, so I recommend being patient. It's those types where if it's old, it lags. [Some people in my group repeated some actions in succession, which may have taken even more of our time.] I did cut my finger on the bike by accident though. World of Illusions had a level 3 difficulty. I thought pharaoh's tomb sounded interesting, but it was a level 2. I may consider trying that on a different visit.

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Escape Hotel

(526 reviews)

Hollywood

I can't believe this escape room closed down! my boyfriend and I fell in love with this place two…read moreyears ago, and we completed every single escape room within weeks of discovering this place. they're the reason why we became escape room junkies and were looking forward to their future escape rooms. I really hope that they reopen elsewhere one day, we are still trying to come to terms with this news

I had such an AMAZING time at this escape room location. I am honestly surprised that there are any…read morenegative reviews for this place. The experience that I had was perfect. From the moment you step into the Escape Hotel, you are immersed in its story. All the staff were dressed and acted in character. One of the staff was really good at acting, improvising, and at jump scaring me while we waited in the lobby for our game to start (I tend to get easily startled), which made our wait very fun and memorable. I wish I knew his name. All the decor was beautiful; the "spooky hallway" to the bathroom was indeed very spooky. My boyfriend and I did the Daycare room, which is rated as easy and linear. I've only done five escape rooms to date, so I'm not that experienced. I found the difficulty level of the Daycare room to be perfect for our group of 2. We were able to complete it with 20 minutes to spare. We both love horror and scary stuff, although I get scared very easily. The Daycare room was very creepy and immersive, with lots of jump scares. I was scared throughout the whole experience (which is what we were looking for). If you hate being in the dark, this is not the room for you. I would love to come back here to check out the escape rooms!! They also have a restaurant/bar upstairs, which opens at 5pm. I wrote a separate review for the restaurant (called Room Number 13). In conclusion, I highly highly recommend checking out this place!

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My friends (6 of us total) and I did The Twisted Matrix on Thursday, August 27, 2026…read more We escaped with 16 minutes left! It flowed well but one piece got stuck and had to have the GM come to fix it. Great production value! The theming really matched the Matrix. The staff was so nice. They let us start off time and walk in. Our Game Master Mirae was so nice and friendly!

Great escape room if you're a woman who loves losing bodily autonomy!…read more My two friends and I (all female) recently did the Magic Kingdom room at Maze Rooms LA on Vermont. Before we started, the one person working offered an option to have surprise, intermittent visits from a character named "Steve the extra-terrestrial" (AKA that same game master wearing an alien mask). This option was a sort of expansion pack on the standard room, with Steve being described in vague terms as "a helper and a hinderer" i.e. he may help you get to the next step or he may make it more difficult for you to do so. We assumed this meant adjusting certain room elements or leading us to/from specific clues, thought it sounded like a fun challenge and accepted the Steve option. We did NOT realize this meant Steve would TICKLE US. ALL OF US. MULTIPLE TIMES. It is so wildly unacceptable to be repeatedly and unwelcomely touched, especially in this context. We had to stop midway to lecture this man about consent. He rounded out the evening with some sexual comments (which it seems were encouraged by the owner to be shared with every group) that made us all wildly uncomfortable and we left feeling icky, regretful and drained. Beyond the unwanted touching, the room itself needs maintenance; a few key items were broken or malfunctioning, and they had to do a full tech reset on the room halfway through. TL;DR: Take your money elsewhere unless you love getting tickled by strangers. And if you do come here, DO NOT DO THE STEVE OPTION.

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East Hollywood

Best escape room in the planet and the music it's so spot on.. in my personal opinion this escape…read moreroom with a different soundtrack would be 50% as cool and entertaining Recomended!!!

We did a room at 60out's Silverlake location and had a great experience there. We were heading out…read moreto Hollywood for an event, and decided to stop by this location on the way to try their Doctor Psycho room. You must solve a serial killer's puzzles before he returns. They're located right on Western Ave, on the corner of a side street. The building is easy to spot with its orange and white exterior. Parking is also easy since they have their own private lot behind the building. After you park, walk around to the front corner, and ring the doorbell to gain entry. We arrived a little early, but were able to start right away. The adventure begins with a blood-spattered door before you even step inside. You are allowed to take pictures in the room and you can use your phones flashlight if needed. The room is a little dimly lit and helps set the mood. There are some good sound effects and a few jump scares, but it feels more creepy and spooky than scary. There is a good mix of combo locks, key locks, some unique mechanical puzzles, and a few dexterity puzzles. Everything worked fine, but the numbers on some of the combo locks were pretty worn. I ended up using the flashlight on my phone for those which helped a lot. This was definitely a fun room. We escaped with about eight minutes left and only needed a few nudges. Solving one of the puzzles near the end gives you a nice little personalized keepsake. They rate this room as medium difficultly which I would agree with. Our game master Kim was great. She was very friendly, and we enjoyed chatting with her before and after the room. Their rooms are a little pricey for only two people at $62.50 per person, but the price drops with the more people you bring. They have a same day booking discount, and you also can save $10 if you book seven or more days in advance.

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Hollywood

Red Giant A little…read morebit of rough leaps in logic. Good production value! Mia was great! Good story, but a little loose narratively.

I wanted so badly to like this escape room especially since my friends did Project Minotaur and…read moreloved it. We traveled from the Bay Area to SoCal just to experience these escape rooms. We did Cannibal's Den and the initial part of the room was pretty fun. One reason for my low rating was one of the puzzles had a wire and fan of some sort and my friend sliced his finger trying to solve this puzzle on the exposed wire and was bleeding. For the last part of the room our entire group solved the puzzle but the game master did not notice and didn't initiate one of the prompts. We couldn't figure out if we were missing the clue and wasted a ton of time. Every time we asked for a clue, it took a while for the game master to respond as I think she was trying to figure out what was going on. We had an inkling maybe she wasn't really watching our game. This caused us to run out of time and despite multiple clues, it took us holding up the lock and saying we already found the clue! It really took us out of the experience. Lastly, I phoned Quest Room the following day to share our experience and asked if we could perhaps get a discount on our next room while we were still in town since we wanted to give Quest Room another chance. The person over the phone seemed annoyed, blamed our group for being too large, and was confused as to why we would want a discount and said we can send an email. I wasn't happy with the service recovery, especially since we were willing to give this place a second try.

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