The 7th Guest Remake - Locations
The rooms of Henry Stauf's mansion in The 7th Guest Remake, laid out the way the house is explored: the public rooms around the foyer where the guests gather, the service and private rooms that open up as the night goes on, and the cellar, attic and garden that sit outside the party. The remake rebu...
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| Name | Type | Description | Region | Points Of Interest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Foyer | Hub | The entrance hall and the spine of the whole house: a central staircase climbs to the upper floor, doors open onto the dining room and the library, and the gramophone that plays the mansion's collected records stands against one wall. | Stauf's mansion, ground floor | Central staircase The gramophone Library door |
| Upper Hallway | Corridor | The landing and corridor that connects the upstairs rooms. | Stauf's mansion, upper floor | Dumbwaiter shaft Wall cupboards Guest room doors |
| Dining Room | Social Room | The long table where Stauf seats his guests, set for a meal that never quite becomes dinner. | Stauf's mansion, ground floor | The long dining table Guest place settings Stauf's chair |
| Kitchen | Service Room | The working kitchen behind the dining room, all cold ranges, hanging utensils and preparation benches, with the dumbwaiter connecting it up to the hallway. | Stauf's mansion, ground floor | Preparation benches Range and ovens Dumbwaiter hatch |
| Pantry | Storage | A narrow storage room off the kitchen, shelved floor to ceiling with tins, jars and preserves that were stocked for a household far larger than the one that ever lived here. | Stauf's mansion, ground floor | Shelved tins and jars Store cupboards |
| Library | Archive | Stauf's book room, reached directly from the foyer. | Stauf's mansion, ground floor | Shelved walls Reading desk Paper drawers |
| Study | Workspace | The private office where the business of the toy company was run: a heavy desk, ledgers, and the kind of clutter that accumulates around a man who never throws anything away. | Stauf's mansion, ground floor | Writing desk Ledgers and correspondence |
| Bedroom | Private Quarters | One of the upstairs guest rooms, made up and waiting for an occupant who will not be sleeping in it. | Stauf's mansion, upper floor | Made bed Wardrobe Bedside table |
| Nursery | Child's Room | A child's room full of Stauf's own toys: a dollhouse, blocks and figures arranged with the care of a display rather than a playroom. | Stauf's mansion, upper floor | Dollhouse Toy blocks and figures Child's bed |
| Bathroom | Utility | A tiled upstairs bathroom, mirrored and cold, that the mansion treats as one more puzzle room rather than a place to pass through. | Stauf's mansion, upper floor | Mirrored wall Claw-foot tub |
| Attic | Rooftop | The storage floor under the roof, packed with crates, old toy stock and discarded furniture, lit through a single window. | Stauf's mansion, top floor | Crates of old toy stock Roof window Discarded furniture |
| Cellar | Underground | The stone basement under the house, reached by a service stair and lit badly enough that the room reads more by sound than by sight. | Stauf's mansion, basement | Stone arches Service stair Storage alcoves |
| Garden Maze | Outdoor | The hedge maze on the mansion grounds, the one part of the estate that is a puzzle in its own right rather than a room containing one. | Stauf's mansion, grounds | Hedge corridors Blind corners Maze center |
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