Company The Room Glasgow

We had a lot of fun here—there are some genuinely tricky puzzles, and we even tripped up on a couple of obvious bits because we overthought them. A little music would’ve been nice, though the air‑con humming like rain oddly set the mood. The GM was lovely and involved, and while it feels like an older room, it was still a great time.

Atmosphere lands, story threads through nicely, and our team gelled fast. Difficulty felt manageable without being dull, and the hosts struck the right balance on nudges. Easy recommendation for families or first timers.

This is a one‑room, first‑gen style game that’s great for newcomers. Basic furnishings, nothing wildly hidden, and a relaxed pace helped us work together. Worth doing if you’ve already tried most local rooms; otherwise, I’d prioritize others on a short trip.

The smell puzzle was basically impossible for our group, and a music clue needed skills we didn’t have. We also hit a worn number that stalled us until the GM stepped in. Not my favorite, though the staff were great.

Went in as a pair and had a blast. It’s old‑school and low on tech but high on aha moments, and our GM was a gem—friendly, fast with hints when we asked. Would happily recommend to puzzle fans.

You can tell it’s one of the older builds, but the puzzles still bite in a good way. Some great deductions, a couple of head‑scratchers, and I did wish for a bit more soundtrack. Still came out smiling.

Visited in 2018 and, as an escape room addict, I left disappointed. Several clues leaned on music and smell in a way that felt impossible without help, and a rubbed-off number delayed us until the GM fixed it. I did like how you summon hints and some quirky moments, but overall it needs to raise the bar.

Loved the vibe and the story hook. The hosts were lovely and the sense-based bits made it feel different. One scent puzzle was a stretch for me, but we still had a good time and finished with a minute to spare.

Loved the multi‑room flow and the logical steps once we found the thread. Note‑taking helped a ton, and customer service was top‑tier from start to finish. Solid, satisfying escape.

Took a newbie friend and this worked well as an introduction. The hint system is neat and quick to respond, and the sensory touches kept us talking afterward. Not mind‑blowing, but satisfying.