Good job. By the time I was half way through, I was getting a little tired, but the blindfolded levels brought some fun back.
On the final level, I worried that perhaps the phone&knife had somehow not spawned, but upon rechecking all the rooms again it turned out to be on the toilet in room 1. Go figure!
While I personally enjoyed the blindfold levels, I do agree with k9top113's suggestions for ways that extra hints could be given when things start getting tough, given the amount of time it takes to move around. Having limited uses of the "find phone" ability was good, but once the ability was completely taken away, things got a little tedious. (Though I do understand that it must be difficult to balance making a fun game while also giving the player the sense of helplessness that should rightfully come with playing a damsel in distress - it is true that in those final levels, while there was some tedium and frustration, the player does indeed also feel powerless and desperate, so perhaps that could be seen as a success.)
I also like justdpugh's suggestion of a game that combines the mechanics of this one and Bondage Nightmare, as I think the 'grounded' movement in BN is very impressive (though way too difficult). Perhaps something like starting on the floor and getting yourself up (either via a certain button input, or maybe by rolling to an environmental object or wall that the character could lean against), or occasionally needing to change from standing to lying down to avoid an enemy that is searching for you (for example, in this motel setting, needing to hide behind the office counter, or under a bed in a room).
The customization options were appreciated, and more options will always be welcomed in your games.
It was a bit disappointing to complete level 10 and simply be sent back to the main menu, I was hoping for an ending scene (if only a few images like the intro was) of the heroine being found by the police, or a new guest... or even the robbers coming back. ;)
Ultimately, while the game felt a bit padded and has some flaws, I don't regret my $6 and am looking forward to seeing what you come up with next.