von THE ONE Escape (webseite)
39 Rue de Palestro, 75002 Paris
2-6 Spieler
Sprachen: EN, FR
You are about to book a night in the sumptuous Grand Hôtel De Paris, a historic and iconic place in the capital which opens its doors to you for an unforgettable night.
All our staff is honored to welcome you and will be happy to make your stay unique, because this has always been the only objective of our founding fathers.
Just a few years after its opening, the Grand Hôtel de Paris has become a real reference, an institution, which has seen many souls pass through its doors. Movie stars, politicians, and other celebrities all met here during our establishment's golden age.
This very special establishment owes its fame to a historic object that it houses, one of the very first hydraulic elevators ever designed. A true infallible technological innovation in its time, it still works today and is waiting for you.
Several decades have passed but the Grand Hôtel de Paris is still there and it opens its doors to you today.
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As the saying goes, save the best for last! That’s exactly what we did—ending our three-day adventure in France with the two most talked-about new rooms: THE TAXIDERMISTE by Deep Inside and LE GRAND HÔTEL DE PARIS by The One Escape. Our journey truly culminated with unforgettable experiences in both, but nothing prepared me for the last room.
I’ll admit, I had certain expectations for the Grand Hôtel de Paris—and they couldn’t have been more off the mark. The surprise was all the sweeter. I never imagined stumbling upon a French horror escape game that could stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the famed blockbusters of Greece or Spain.
We found ourselves playing the part of invited guests at the illustrious Grand Hôtel de Paris, a glamorous and storied venue where movie stars, politicians, and celebrities of decades past once gathered. The hotel’s historic charm shines, particularly with its beautifully preserved hydraulic elevator—one of the earliest of its kind, still functioning as a testament to the building’s innovative spirit.