The Abandoned Hostel
You woke up in Dr. Jung's ward, and you are not together
It was once a respectable place: a small, isolated hostel for patients, run by Dr. Jung. But one night everything changed. The lights went out, the staff vanished, and no one knows what became of Dr. Jung. Now you wake up inside, with no memory of how you got here. Worse, you are not together: the group is split into two separate rooms. You cannot see each other, only hear. And in every corner, chilling notes left behind by Dr. Jung are waiting for you. The only way out: keep talking, share everything you see and find, reunite and find the exit from the ward together. Can you find your way out?
What awaits you in the room
The Abandoned Hostel is our most challenging room, at difficulty 4 out of 5. What makes it special: the group starts split into two separate rooms. You cannot see each other, only hear, and only constant communication between the two sides will let you reunite and move on.
To get out you will need logic, careful reading of the notes Dr. Jung left behind, and full teamwork. The atmosphere is chilling and tense, and every corner brings a new surprise.
Who the room is for
- Groups that love a real challenge and logic puzzles
- Players who have done escape rooms before and want a harder level
- Families, friends and work teams
Frequently asked questions
- How many players can play?
- Between 2 and 8 players per game. Your group plays alone in a private room, with no strangers.
- How long is the game?
- The game lasts about 60 minutes. Before you start we explain exactly how everything works.
- Do we need previous escape room or VR experience?
- No. The briefing before the game is enough to get started, and first-timers pick it up quickly.
- What is the minimum age?
- Usually from age 9, because of the equipment and how it is operated. A tech-savvy child may manage at a younger age. Children play with an adult.
- Can I play with glasses?
- Yes. The equipment is adapted for glasses.
- Is the content suitable for the Haredi and religious public?
- Yes. The content of every game is 100% suited to the Haredi and religious public.
- How much does it cost?
- The price depends on the number of players and includes all equipment and guidance. Full prices are on the price list.
- Where is it?
- Nahal Nitzanim 8, Beit Shemesh. The entrance is through the parking lot under Yesh Chesed.