Midnight Manor

We loved this room and the story they used for the room. The two of us had a great time and found the puzzles to be just challenging enough to not be frustrating.

Loved the room and game master was awesome and stayed in character. Complex but everything was well thought out as the other Escape Hour rooms are!

Escape Hour always delivers on quality. It is clear that they care a lot about the experience of their players and Midnight Manor is no exception. The theming of this room is exceptional, puzzles are fun but not horribly challenging, and progress always feels rewarding. Our game master, Adam, did an exceptional job ensuring our immersion and nudged us nicely without giving away any answers (I can’t begin to express how much I appreciate this approach). This room is not really scary, but it is eerie and naturally raises the heart rate a few times, so be mindful if you’re not into this kind of thing. Lastly, as a duo, we were able to complete this room pretty easily. I recommend going into this room with no more than 3-4 people if you want to ensure everyone partakes in progression. Overall, Midnight Manor was exceptional, highly recommend.

Midnight Manor is really good. It's not 'scary' but it very much gives off the haunted house vibe. The puzzles were challenging but not impossibly hard. It's not a lot of bending, twisting, crawling, and cramped spaces which made it really nice for those of us that have minor physical disabilities. It's also pretty dark, but that just adds to the atmosphere. All in all my party had a blast and we will be going back.

Adam killed it as our GM! This was yet another Escape Hour adventure that we could not miss! I wish they had more rooms!

Straight into my favorites! The room's decor is very detailed and atmospheric. There is a lot of custom-made devices, apparently built by the owners themselves. I liked the flow of the puzzles. We had a great time chatting with folks from the staff, before and after the experience. I'll be back for the other rooms!

Setting was fine enough, just seemed like a knock-off of Enigma Escapes’ Condemned. Hard to be immersed when that’s what I was thinking the whole time.

Loved this room, it was creepy and a little scary. Puzzles were fun and special effects were cool. Immersive from the moment you step into the building. The game masters are some of the best (if not the best) I’ve ever encountered. They did very well at nudging us in the right direction or telling us if we were completely off track so we didn’t waste time. BF and I did all four rooms in a day and they wrote us a very sweet note at the end. We loved loved loved our experience here and couldn’t recommend it enough.

Not our favorite Escape Hour escape room... but the bar is very high for Escape Hour! Perfect for a team of two; we went on spurts where we solved puzzle after puzzle in quick succession, and then found ourselves a little stumped two times. Puzzles were varied, they flowed and made sense within the theme of the room. Overall, maybe just not as immersive a story as Theradonia or The Cabin.

I really enjoyed this game. The story was well flushed out, and the gameplay all seemed to tie into the story and the scenario we were given— That might seem like a given, but I have played too many rooms where we were faced with puzzles just for the sake of having another puzzle. Nothing here felt unnecessary. There were a couple of holdups where my group got stuck, but overall I found the problem solving to be intuitive while still being appropriately challenging. It’s not scary, but I was spooked (though I’m a weenie), so I’d say be prepared for a light startle or two.