Cabin Room

We brought three friends new to escape rooms and still had a great time. It’s old‑school keys and combos, but the set sells it. There was an in‑room actor we didn’t really need, yet she handled everything smoothly. Friendly owners who clearly love talking shop.

Very combo‑lock heavy and occasionally underclued, which likely explains the hard rating. We had several four‑digit codes with little direction on which lock they fit, and one bit of info tucked under a floorboard needed a hint because the nudge was too vague. That said, the room‑to‑room transition is cool and the cabin vibe lands. Fun overall, just not on the level of Ghost Hotel for me.

Out of eight rooms, this is my second favorite after their Ghost Hotel for the set design. Cabin is tougher, so I’d point experienced players here. My group was scared; I appreciated that it wasn’t over‑the‑top horror.

Loved the stormy‑cabin vibe and the way the story ramps up. Creepy but not nightmare fuel, and the set looks fantastic. We left buzzing.

Staff was stellar and the brief actor moment added tension without derailing the puzzles. Solid flow, great props, and a satisfying finish.

Standout game for Utah. The atmosphere is excellent, puzzles are solid, and the owners’ passion shows. Perfectly creepy without being too much, and the flow kept us on edge in a good way.

Too many similar combo locks in near darkness made it feel guessy at times. We solved it, but the code‑to‑lock mapping stalled us a lot. Still an okay experience overall.

Great balance of scares and gameplay. The light physical bits were a nice surprise, and our team of six stayed busy the whole hour.

If you like creepy vibes, this nails it. The story is set up well, the room looks like a cabin on a rainy night, and the design feels thoughtful throughout.

Our group of six always had something to do, including a couple small physical tasks that were a blast. Perfect scare level for our mixed crowd.

Immersion is top tier, but a key clue felt underclued and we nearly missed it. Aside from that, good challenges and a memorable transition.

It’s a very dark room with only flashlights and some pretty odd puzzles. With a tighter team it would’ve flowed better, but it was still a solid game.

Strong design and a space that looks great. It’s billed as scary, but there’s nothing to worry about if you keep moving. You can tell they care about the build quality.

This room was great, though the darkness pushed it for me—that’s my only gripe. Otherwise I’d recommend it to almost anyone.

All their rooms look fantastic, and this one leans into creepy in a fun way. Clues and puzzles were enjoyable and fit the theme well.