No More Room in Hell 2 Hospital Map Guide: Objectives & Walkthrough

Complete guide to the Beaulieu Hospital map in No More Room in Hell 2. Learn objectives, patient search steps, extraction, and common mistakes.

Overview

The No More Room in Hell 2 hospital map — officially called Beaulieu Hospital — arrived in the 0.7.0 update alongside Powerplant changes, match reconnect support, and other additions. Unlike the Powerplant map's outdoor objective chain, Beaulieu Hospital is an indoor survival gauntlet where your team must search for missing patients, restore hospital systems, and reach an extraction point before the building becomes completely overrun.

This guide covers the hospital map's objectives in a clear, executable sequence, highlights the known ICU bug that can soft-lock your run, and provides failure recovery tactics so your squad can still extract even when things go wrong.

What you'll learn:

  • The hospital map's objective structure and how it differs from Powerplant
  • The exact sequence to complete the patient search efficiently
  • How to recover from the ICU missing-patient bug
  • Common mistakes that end runs and how to avoid them
  • Advanced tips for higher-tier loot and extraction

Requirements

Before you drop into Beaulieu Hospital, make sure your team understands these basics:

RequirementDetails
Player count8-player co-op (matches the base game's co-op structure)
Map unlockAvailable after the 0.7.0 update; no special unlock requirement
Starting gearBasic equipment only — no weapons or objective items at spawn
Team communicationRequired for patient search coordination and alarm management
Melee weaponsEssential for breaking barricades and conserving ammunition early

What to expect:

  • Indoor environment — tight corridors, multiple floors, and limited sightlines
  • Zombie density — higher than outdoor maps; the hospital attracts heavy spawns
  • Objective complexity — the patient search requires covering multiple wards
  • Extraction — you must reach the extraction point after completing objectives; extraction success equals mission success

Steps

The hospital map follows a structured objective sequence. Here's the order you should execute it in:

Step 1: Clear Your Spawn Area

You start in one of several spawn areas around the hospital. These areas may contain basic equipment — search thoroughly but don't linger. The horde will start converging quickly.

Priority actions:

  • Grab any melee weapons and consumables
  • Check nearby rooms for medical supplies
  • Move toward the hospital entrance as a group — do not split up yet

Step 2: Enter the Hospital

The main hospital entrance may be barricaded. Break down barricades with melee attacks — this is the same mechanic used in the Church objective on the Powerplant map, where you "approach one of the doors and break down the barricades by attacking them."

Team roles:

  • 2 players break barricades
  • 2 players watch the flanks
  • 4 players hold the rear and clear approaching zombies

Step 3: Locate the Nurse Station Terminal

Once inside, find the nurse station (typically near the main lobby). This terminal displays the number of missing patients you need to find. Each run randomizes which patients are missing, so always check this first.

Why this matters: The terminal confirms your target count. If you later experience the ICU bug (see Common Mistakes), you'll know exactly how many patients you're supposed to find.

Step 4: Search Patient Wards

The hospital has multiple patient wards. You must search each ward thoroughly for missing patients. Patients may be:

  • In beds
  • In side rooms
  • In examination areas
  • In the ICU (intensive care unit)

Search order recommendation:

  1. Ground floor wards — quick sweep, low risk
  2. Second floor wards — medium risk, more zombies
  3. ICU — highest risk, but critical for the missing-patient count

Critical warning: The ICU has a known bug where a missing patient may not appear, preventing objective completion. See Common Mistakes for the recovery sequence.

Step 5: Restore Hospital Power

After locating patients, you'll need to restore power to various hospital sections. This typically involves:

  • Flipping electrical breakers (located in different rooms)
  • Replacing fuses (multiple fuses exist — find one and insert it)
  • Rewiring junction boxes (interaction-based minigame)

This mirrors the Powerplant map's Church objective structure, where you "flip electrical breakers," "replace the fuse," and "rewire the junction box" in sequence.

Tip: Assign one player to each breaker. Communication is critical here — zombies will spawn continuously while you work.

Step 6: Access the Weapons Cache

Once power is restored, the weapons cache door unlocks. This contains higher-tier gear — prioritize giving weapons to players who are still on melee-only. The cache is typically located near the nurse station or in a secure wing.

Step 7: Complete the Final Objective

The hospital's final objective involves either:

  • Reaching the extraction point (rooftop or ambulance bay)
  • Activating an evacuation signal
  • Defending a location until extraction arrives

Extraction success = mission success. All surviving players must reach the extraction zone.

Common Mistakes

Mistake 1: The ICU Missing-Patient Bug

Community report: Players have reported that on the hospital map, you can't find a missing patient in the ICU, which blocks objective progression.

Recovery sequence:

  1. Check all three ICU ward rooms — the patient may be in a side room or behind a door you missed. The ICU typically has multiple patient bays.
  2. Check the nurse station terminal again — confirm the patient count. If the terminal shows fewer patients than you've found, you may have already found the "missing" patient and it's a display bug.
  3. Wait 30-60 seconds — in some reported cases, the patient model loads in after a delay.
  4. Have one player reset their position — if you have a respawn system active, one player can die and respawn, which sometimes forces the objective to update.
  5. If all else fails, restart the run — the bug prevents progression, and restarting is faster than waiting.

Note: This is a community-reported bug. The exact trigger conditions are not officially documented.

Mistake 2: Splitting Up Too Early

The hospital's tight corridors make solo exploration extremely dangerous. If your team splits into more than two groups, you'll lose players to zombie swarms.

Fix: Stay in two groups minimum — one clearing, one covering. Reunite before starting any power-restoration objective.

Mistake 3: Ignoring the Alarm

On some hospital objectives, entering certain areas triggers an alarm that draws zombies. On the Powerplant map's Bar objective, "this will trigger an alarm, drawing zombies toward the bar" — the hospital map uses similar mechanics.

Fix: If an alarm sounds, designate one player to disable it immediately. The alarm panel glows red and can be interacted with. Do not continue objectives while the alarm is active.

Mistake 4: Wasting Ammo on Barricades

Barricades break faster with melee weapons. Using firearms on barricades wastes ammunition you'll need for zombie clearing later.

Fix: Always assign melee players to barricade-breaking duty. Ranged players should cover them.

Mistake 5: Not Checking the Nurse Station First

Skipping the nurse station terminal means you don't know your patient count. This makes the ICU bug harder to identify and can cause your team to waste time searching already-cleared wards.

Fix: Make the nurse station your first objective after entering the hospital.

Advanced Tips

Tip 1: Assign a "Patient Tracker"

Designate one player to keep a running count of patients found. This player should:

  • Check the nurse station terminal at the start
  • Call out each patient found
  • Confirm the count before moving to the ICU

This makes the ICU bug immediately obvious and prevents re-searching cleared wards.

Tip 2: Clear the ICU Last

The ICU has the highest zombie density and the bug risk. Clear all other wards first, then approach the ICU as a full team. This way:

  • You have maximum firepower for the hardest area
  • If the bug occurs, you've already completed everything else
  • You can make a quick decision to restart without losing much progress

Tip 3: Use Melee to Conserve Ammo

The Powerplant map's Bar objective shows that "the 4 power sources connected to it need to be destroyed. This can be done with melee attacks." The hospital map has similar destructible elements.

Apply this principle: Use melee for:

  • Barricades
  • Power sources
  • Isolated zombies

Save ammunition for:

  • Zombie swarms
  • Special zombie types
  • Extraction defense

Tip 4: Learn the Junction Box Minigame

The junction box interaction starts a minigame. On the Powerplant map, "interacting with it will begin a Junction Box minigame." The hospital map uses the same mechanic.

Practice tip: The minigame typically requires matching connections or routing power. Don't panic — you have time. One player should handle the minigame while others defend.

Tip 5: Plan Your Extraction Route Early

As soon as you know the extraction point location, plan your route back. The hospital's corridors can become blocked by zombie hordes, especially after alarms.

Route planning:

  • Identify the fastest path from the final objective to extraction
  • Note alternate routes in case your primary path is blocked
  • Assign a point man to lead the extraction sprint

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