Kamer 237: De Conciërge

By | January 18, 2020
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by Kamer 237 (website)

Aert Willemstraat 6, 5408 AL Volkel

Uden

For 2 players

60 minutes

Na het plotseling overlijden van onze geliefde directeur Dhr. Jacques Hacfort is er veel veranderd in ons hotel. De algehele leiding is overgenomen door Dhr. Anton Maltzahn. Hij wil het hotel naar eigen zeggen klaarstomen voor de toekomst. Zijn maatregelen zijn op z’n zachtst gezegd resoluut te noemen. Zo heeft hij onlangs onze meest loyale en internationaal hoog aangeschreven Conciërge Karel Koperslager op staande voet ontslagen. Waarom is voor iedereen een raadsel. Gezien het succes van ons hotel dient deze vacature zo snel mogelijk ingevuld te worden. Het is een functie voor 2 personen. Zijn jullie flexibel, loyaal, oplossingsgericht en uiteraard uiterst discreet dan is deze baan wellicht iets voor jullie. Reserveer snel een plek in onze agenda voor jullie sollicitatiegesprek bij Dhr. Anton Maltzahn.
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Tim (Escape Witchers) expert rated this:Rated between 5 and 5 out of 5
Played: 03.10.2023 Team size: 2 Outcome: Successful escape!
originalgreat hostingumfangreichquite difficult
One of our favorite rooms, which is always praised but still underestimated. The diverse puzzles, which are nevertheless embedded in a lovingly designed immersive setting, absolutely convinced us. We often thought that the game had to be over by now (not should!) and then it continued several times, which made us very happy.
jakea256 expert rated this:Rated between 5 and 5 out of 5
cleverimmersivegreat hosting

Our first game at Kamer 237 and we loved it! Despite being made for exactly two players it really provided quite challenging in places.

I really enjoyed the theming of the interview and the twists and turns this took as we progressed. The use of space in this game is small but utilised extremely well. 

The puzzles were clever and a mixture between observational, physical and a little bit of maths. All made sense in the theme and helped to unlock a bit more of the underlying story. 

Laura Knight expert rated this:Rated between 4 and 4 out of 5
🦡cipherdelic virtuoso rated this:Rated between 3.5 and 3.5 out of 5
Played: March 2023
originalfamily friendly
Simon (The Overthinkers) expert rated this:Rated between 3 and 3 out of 5
Played: 20 Oct 2022 Team size: 2 Outcome: Successful escape!

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A visit to Kamer 237 presents a small logistical challenge, in that their original game is minimum 3 players and The Concierge is designed for exactly two. I recommend finding a way to do both, such as bringing four people and taking turns even if each half of your group has to wait around while the others play. The venue’s lobby / bar makes a comfortable place to pass a schedule gap anyhow.

Kamer 237’s venue is styled as a hotel, and in The Concierge you’re applying for a job. The briefing inf...

9/10

This room is designed for teams of 2, and as with all Kramer 237 experiences it is beautifully hotel themed and driven by a detailed narrative. You are there for a job, as new concierges, and we needed to prove that we are up to the task.

We were told that our prospective employer is not an easy man to please, so we should be fast and accurate. He will not be pleased if our progress is not up to scratch and he will be rather vocal with his scorn.

So we entered the room already prepared for an onslaught of insults, and we were faced with an office containing a variety of hotel-themed props and puzzles and a number of challenges to complete.

I can’t say too much about the room, because… spoilers, but there were points where we did get insulted, but also points where we get a little positive reinforcement. At times it really did feel like part of a job interview, especially when stress levels increased and your potential employer is showing displeasure.

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