Firms offer an "experience room" for the purpose of providing consumers a real use environment of the products before purchase. In this paper, we develop and empirically test a comprehensive model to better understand what forms customer experience of an experience room and how that experience affects customer reactions. Using a structural equation model, we show that the overall customer experience of an experience room can be well explained by the second-order factor model consisting of five dimensions; sensory, affective, intellectual, behavioral, social experience, with each dimension consisting of items related to both product and/or space aspects of the experience room. We also show that the effect of customer experience on purchase intention is fully mediated by the brand attitude.