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Travelodge London Greenwich
Blackheath Rd, London SE10 8DA, United Kingdom
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Houdini's Escape Room Experience - Greenwich

161 Greenwich High Rd, London SE10 8JA, United Kingdom
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attractions: Cutty Sark, Afrahouse African Art, Greenwich Theatre, The Fan Museum, St Alfege Church, National Maritime Museum, National Maritime Museum Gardens, Old Royal Naval College, Herb Garden, St. Mary's Gate, restaurants: Davy's Wine Vaults - Greenwich, Banh Mi Leo, North Pole Bar and Grill, Belushi's Greenwich, Pho City, Golden Chippy, Lovebrunch, Sultan Sofrası Greenwich, Kitcho Greenwich, The Prince of Greenwich Pub
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houdinisescape.co.uk

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Nearby attractions of Houdini's Escape Room Experience - Greenwich

Cutty Sark

Afrahouse African Art

Greenwich Theatre

The Fan Museum

St Alfege Church

National Maritime Museum

National Maritime Museum Gardens

Old Royal Naval College

Herb Garden

St. Mary's Gate

Cutty Sark

Cutty Sark

4.6

(8.3K)

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Afrahouse African Art

Afrahouse African Art

5.0

(15)

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Greenwich Theatre

Greenwich Theatre

4.5

(422)

Open 24 hours
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The Fan Museum

The Fan Museum

4.5

(245)

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Davy's Wine Vaults - Greenwich

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Tony WisemanTony Wiseman
05-05-24 - A team of us did ā€˜Room 13’ & unfortunately we didn’t succeed in escaping. The environment mock up is good but nothing too special & there were way too many lock combination codes to be found, which didn’t make for a varied escape room experience. It was difficult to know if you were inputting your correct code into some locks due to their wear & tear. This is supposed to be an horror room, but I personally found very little horror in it compared to other escape rooms I have experienced. When you are stuck you have to wave your arms in front of a camera & then wait for your host to enter the room to give you a clue(s). This kind of ruined the ā€˜locked in’ experience scenario & I would personally advise issuing walkie talkies or displaying clues on a TV screen. You are put on the spot for choosing a team name. This is something other escape rooms advise you about in advance. Staff are friendly & we are grateful that they allowed our group latecomer’s admission when they arrived. However, upon exit I had to verbally ask our host to take a team photo, which is something I’ve never had to do before.
Riza ChildRiza Child
My husband and I had been coming to Houdini’s every Sunday for the past three weeks and today we finished our last room. The escape rooms are a lot of fun and there are tons of clues to work on. Each room has their own unique story and the way they set up and sequence the clues make it very exciting to solve. To top it off, the Houdini staff are wonderful and we wanted to give a shout out to Chloe who you can immediately tell is also a huge fan of escape rooms. She is extremely friendly and professional and we were very glad to have her as our game master. We have done other escape rooms in the past and you will find the best kind of game masters are the ones who are just as excited as you! Jake in Room 31 was a fantastic actor and really played the creepy (and actually hilarious) hotel manager well. We hope to see more rooms in Houdinis in the future so we can come back again! Going to miss our Sundays escaping their rooms.
Abdul AlimAbdul Alim
We tried 'escape from the Titanic'. It was a good experience for the whole family. We had to work together to solve puzzles, find hidden keys and clues to get to the next rooms. There are three rooms in total each with hidden clues and we had one hour to solve all of them to escape the sinking Titanic. Few clues were challenging to workout with the whole family trying different ways to make sense of them. You can also ask for help. Jake was always there after a wave at the camera to drop hints. Overall, I think it's a bit too expensive for the experience. There are student and group discounts. Perhaps it would had made the experience better if Jake was physically in the rooms with us as a passive standby. There could be dramatic music in the background to enhance the sinking feeling. Found out later that the other experiences were more fun and lively. Might give them ago.
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05-05-24 - A team of us did ā€˜Room 13’ & unfortunately we didn’t succeed in escaping. The environment mock up is good but nothing too special & there were way too many lock combination codes to be found, which didn’t make for a varied escape room experience. It was difficult to know if you were inputting your correct code into some locks due to their wear & tear. This is supposed to be an horror room, but I personally found very little horror in it compared to other escape rooms I have experienced. When you are stuck you have to wave your arms in front of a camera & then wait for your host to enter the room to give you a clue(s). This kind of ruined the ā€˜locked in’ experience scenario & I would personally advise issuing walkie talkies or displaying clues on a TV screen. You are put on the spot for choosing a team name. This is something other escape rooms advise you about in advance. Staff are friendly & we are grateful that they allowed our group latecomer’s admission when they arrived. However, upon exit I had to verbally ask our host to take a team photo, which is something I’ve never had to do before.
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My husband and I had been coming to Houdini’s every Sunday for the past three weeks and today we finished our last room. The escape rooms are a lot of fun and there are tons of clues to work on. Each room has their own unique story and the way they set up and sequence the clues make it very exciting to solve. To top it off, the Houdini staff are wonderful and we wanted to give a shout out to Chloe who you can immediately tell is also a huge fan of escape rooms. She is extremely friendly and professional and we were very glad to have her as our game master. We have done other escape rooms in the past and you will find the best kind of game masters are the ones who are just as excited as you! Jake in Room 31 was a fantastic actor and really played the creepy (and actually hilarious) hotel manager well. We hope to see more rooms in Houdinis in the future so we can come back again! Going to miss our Sundays escaping their rooms.
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Riza Child

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We tried 'escape from the Titanic'. It was a good experience for the whole family. We had to work together to solve puzzles, find hidden keys and clues to get to the next rooms. There are three rooms in total each with hidden clues and we had one hour to solve all of them to escape the sinking Titanic. Few clues were challenging to workout with the whole family trying different ways to make sense of them. You can also ask for help. Jake was always there after a wave at the camera to drop hints. Overall, I think it's a bit too expensive for the experience. There are student and group discounts. Perhaps it would had made the experience better if Jake was physically in the rooms with us as a passive standby. There could be dramatic music in the background to enhance the sinking feeling. Found out later that the other experiences were more fun and lively. Might give them ago.
Abdul Alim

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4.8
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1.0
2y

Awful experience! They have missold a product/service to us and then on arrival they have just referred to their policies that were never there at the time of the purchase. Staff at the place is not trained at all and staff who I spoke to instead of trying to resolve the situation that they have created have told me to basically pay more and then they will continue or leave without a refund which was very unprofessional to say the least and very very rude. When we have arrived to the venue that I have booked for my son's birthday to go to with his friends a week ahead of this I was told that I had to go inside with them because they needed an adult to be with them. I did not want to go as I was going to be sitting inside and doing nothing as I did not want to play it. And in any case my plan was to leave them to the period of this game and come back to pick them up later as i was setting the birthday party at home. But they insisted and then asked my details and filled in the consent form. On the completion of this process I was asked to pay for an extra player as I had to go in now. I have refused as I have never intended to do so and this was never asked on their website while making the booking or paying for it. They knew the age of the players and still allowed me to purchase it. We went to another Escape room in Eltham prior to this but they would not sell you a booking unless there is an over 18 with the players who can be with them. The Houdini in Greenwich did not require it and therefore I have chosen them instead this time as I then I did not have to go in and could do smth else with my time. They have missold this to us completely and instead of apologising and asking me if I could be present there for this time around so that the kids could continue with their booking they have decided to tell me either pay or leave without any refund. Leave because if I did not agree to the extra charge and being with them inside the room they were not going to let them play and no refund because it was to late to refund me as we were already there. They create these situations and do not have any professional ethic to deal with it in a professional manner. Very very stupid attitude! It will cost them a lot of...

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1.0
16w

(I initially shared this feedback privately with the team at Houdini’s but didn’t get any response from them)

I live in the Greenwich area and had friends visiting London for the weekend, so was keen to show off the neighbourhood. Having hugely enjoyed the two other venues on the same site (Davy’s Wine Vaults and Vintners Lanes, both excellent), we had high hopes for the Titanic Escape Room.

On the plus side, our host - Sam, I think? - was great! He was really welcoming and did a brilliant job throughout. We also enjoyed the challenges, and found them to be just the right level of frustrating.

However, we were really surprised by how shabby so much of the content was. I appreciate that the nature of an escape room means some wear and tear is to be expected, but not to the extent we experienced.

So many of the props were soiled, tatty and damaged; this was especially true of the chaise lounge in the cabin and the chair in the bridge area. The heating covers hadn’t been secured properly in either room, which made both spaces feel neglected. And the wooden doors in the hallway area were so grubby that it became unpleasant, given that there’s a need to put your face against two of them while solving the puzzles.

The life jackets contained in the storage chest were so obviously dirty that we decided not to wear them; also, the passenger names had been written on them in capitals with a pen so they looked really downmarket (and jarringly unauthentic, when compared to the printed cursive versions in the promotional photos).

The bridge area in particular was a huge disappointment, especially when compared to the official images online. The ship’s wheel was covered in modern hazard tape (which I’m sure was done for a good reason, but it completely destroyed any illusion). There was no view of the front of the boat from the ā€œwindowsā€ in the room, and there was no ladder going to an upper area – both feature on the Houdini’s website.

I’m genuinely keen to support local initiatives wherever possible so had planned a return visit later in the year to give the other two rooms a go, but don’t feel as inclined to do so unless they’re currently of a higher standard than the Titanic one (or there’s a bit of a refresh in...

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3.0
1y

Completed the Titanic room today. It was a room with such potential but unfortunately for me was let down by several things.

  1. The host let down the experience for us. He seemed really unanimated and it felt like he just let us win in the end with putting us onto the next bit without us even properly completing puzzles. There was one puzzle which we left a part in another room and it still worked! I apprechiate we had kids in the party and he might of wanted them to escape but this is our 15th escape room so they are used to not always completing them. I might be wrong he either seemed very tired or under the influence of something and didnt really want to be there. It felt at times we were trying to make him laugh and it was all a bit awkward which we have never experienced with an escape room.
  2. There were too many red herrings. We wasted alot of time at the beginning trying to work out things that didnt lead anywhere or were needed.
  3. The system of the clues being given in person interupts the immersive experience. Every other room I have used has given clues on a speaker.
  4. I am not even convinced we did everything to complete it. In the advertising pictures its shows people steering the ship and there being something on display on the screen in front. This was not the case when when we did it so either this was broken or highly misleading making the room seem higher tech then it was.

All in all it was a good concept for an escape room and we were happy to have got it at half price however I probably would have been quite disappointed if we had paid full price considering it is the same cost as some other really top notch...

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