Yes, please.

"All right. Then please follow me." You follow your guide down the floor.

"No, no, not that one either, no, this one!" She stops in front of one of the doors.

"This one is free."

She opens the door and you walk into the darkness. First, you end up in another middle room so that no light from the hallway can enter the actual blackroom directly. Once the door is closed behind you, you can move into the next one. Slowly your eyes get used to the darkness with the remaining light from the hallway shining in from under the door. But in the room after that... no chance.

We often like to use the term "black" when something seems dark to us. But if anything really deserves the term "black," it's this room.

You don't see shit. Nothing at all. There really is no light entering this room. Suddenly you hear a click and a bright light blinds you. It takes you a moment to get used to the light. The receptionist is holding a cell phone.

"I turned on the light. Don't worry, only the management can do that remotely."

You look around. The entire room, floor as well as walls have been padded. Here and there lies a pillow or two.

"In operation, no light falls into this room. To make sure no one gets hurt here, we built everything as soft as possible. You can run as fast as you can with your head against the wall and it wouldn't hurt you in the least."

Good to know, if I ever want to run into walls...

"So, now I'll show you the rest."

You go back to the elevator.