Company Escape Entertainment London

We went in as a group of eight for the murder mystery and had a blast. The hosts were genuinely fun, the difficulty felt spot-on for our team, and we’re already planning a return when the VR setup arrives.

My first escape room and I’m hooked. We needed two hints, but they felt fair and kept the tension up. The set dressing sold the era without being overdone.

Booked for a birthday and the staff made it feel special. Nothing scary, kids helped with a couple satisfying locks, and we all cheered at the vault moment. Straightforward fun and the photo at the end is adorable. We left smiling.

Ignore the naysayers—our host was excellent and the puzzles clicked logically. Thoughtful room design and a fun photo booth finish made it feel complete.

The room is listed as needing 7–12 players, but you really don’t need that many—having a big team actually hurt the flow for us.

Good puzzles but pretty linear. We went in with seven and a couple of us ended up waiting for steps to finish—go smaller and you’ll have a better time.

Staff were absolute stars and kept the energy high. Puzzles are classic locks-and-codes with a couple neat twists, and we liked the final photo. The set looks a bit budget, but we still had a good time.

We got stuck early because the flow bottlenecked, then hints set us back on track. A few tasks felt off-theme, and the ending didn’t land for us. Decent night out, just not memorable.

The props looked tired and the room never sold the heist vibe. Lots of number hunting, not much immersion. Friendly team, but the world-building wasn’t there for me.

Lovely venue and even lovelier staff. The room had a good mix of puzzles with a few nice flourishes, and the photo at the end was a sweet bonus.