Paradox Escape: The Mystical Cabin

Reading other reviews here, it seems that similar issues are being noted, and I have to pretty much agree with all that has been said. 

It's actually not a terrible room. It's a little shabby, but nicely decorated for the theme and a believable enough setting. Unfortunately the hosts don't give you any background, so it's not really clear why you're there or what you're trying to do (in a storyline sense), other than escape the room. It's a shame because the host was a really nice guy, but just needs a little more direction & experience to guide teams. 

The puzzles are a mixed bag. Mostly finding codes for padlocks, many of them made sense and were perfectly logical, one or two needed some more direction as to what order the numbers went in, and one was just plain wrong. (The wrong one was on a printed piece of paper compared to everything else that was laminated or props, so i'm not sure if this is an update but nobody has bothered to check the answer properly. When the guy gave us a hint it gave us the opposite instruction to the one written on the puzzle and gave an answer that still didn't work out exactly based on the numbers provided.)

Hosting wise, we started off pretty well getting hints as needed, but about halfway through he seemed to get a bit giddy and was telling us what to do before we'd even had chance to look/work it out!  

I think this room just needs a couple of experts to play through and give them some advice on how to improve a couple of puzzles so that they flow better/make sense, and advise the staff on how to host/set the scene. It's very old school so won't appeal to people who want the modern tech rooms etc, but if you like puzzles and padlocks it's got a lot to offer. I've played worse.