The Sacred Lotus

The atmosphere was great. Enjoyed that it was non linear so everybody was kept busy. Some puzzle elements were very unique. Never really got stuck on any one puzzle they were all figure-outable. Gamemaster did well keeping us on pace, just about perfect with nudges so we could see every puzzle. Glad we got to play it on the last day before the room is closed.

Neat and unique Japanese-village-themed room. They told us that they are shutting down this room soon, so if you're considering it, do it soon! Our group of 2 did not come close to finishing; the game master (charitably) told us we did about 75% of it. We requested a bunch of hints and a bunch of the times we were facepalming that we overlooked something, no fault of the game itself.

Oh my goodness, this room BLEW MY MIND. There was so much to do, as a team of three we really had to divide and conquer. Some of the most unique puzzles I’ve ever seen and incredibly detailed set design. Super sad this room is going away, definitely play before they remodel!

Absolutely gorgeous room with exquisite attention to detail. Very challenging for linear thinkers and definitely need at least four players for all the puzzles. Game master was incredibly friendly and hospitable.

Fun room, immersive, props, clues, games all on point. Solved with the kids (5 to 15 years old) with four and a half minutes to spare. Recommended.

Lots of different and unique puzzles. Kept you thinking in different ways. Love 21 Keys!!

This is the fourth room we played at 21 Keys, and it ended up being the favorite for our entire group of three. It was also the most challenging. The puzzles were very fun and thematic, and a few we'd never seen before (one puzzle really stood out as a favorite). Staff was friendly and accomodating.

The room was beautifully put together, the puzzles made sense and the experience was satisfying! My partner in crime is the real reason we escaped but we made it out with a two person team - just barely. Ensure you and your team can communicate and understand one another.

We did the room as a duo. I thought the puzzles were very difficult to understand and felt like they were reaching with a lot of them. The scenery in this room was nice. Our GM was also not very attentive and would give us hints for puzzles we had already solved.

There is something charming about this room. A lot of individual great puzzles that all flowed together while also being a non linear room that was great for a medium sized group