Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

The quest is packed and at times not easy: it ranges from simple actions to ciphers you can't crack without a team. An unexpected twist—you have to return to rooms you've already passed. The atmosphere and music are excellent, but there was only one "Lumos" wand and the light was dim, which made searching harder in the dark. Otherwise, everything was great; we left satisfied.

We went with the whole family and it was the right call: even with only a superficial familiarity with Harry Potter, it was insanely engaging. The sets, sound, and style created a truly cinematic feel; it was a bit tough at the beginning, but the host guided us carefully and everything came together. The emotions will last for a long time—we’re already planning to try their other quests.

We played as an all-women team — the overall impression was excellent. Some puzzles were not obvious, so we used hints; the dim lighting was the most tiring and our eyes got fatigued. It would be ideal if the brightness could be adjusted. The setting is well thought-out and very atmospheric — thanks for setting the mood!

This was our 134th escape room and our fifth Harry Potter-themed one, and it still managed to surprise us. For an hour it felt like we were transported into a fairy tale: lots of rooms and passages, characters coming to life all around. The puzzles aren't overcomplicated but fit the theme perfectly, so beginners will manage too, and for fans it's a must-visit. Bravo to the creators — we're looking... Expand

I liked the escape room, but there really wasn’t enough light—at times you just can’t see the clues. If you added a couple of 'Lumos' wands, it would be perfect. Otherwise, the atmosphere and puzzles are on point.

Top pick for a family with a teenager. Tons of puzzles, clear logic, and the set design makes you feel like you're at Hogwarts. Emotions galore.

We went with an all-adult team: the puzzles are varied, and the theming includes nice nods to the lore, though you don’t need to know the book. The nonlinearity can be confusing at times; items may be needed later, which makes you overcomplicate simple things. Overall, it’s technically solid and diverse—we were satisfied.

Plenty of challenges for experienced players: non-linear progression, backtracking between rooms, and multi-step solutions. Technically, it’s solid; the audio and transitions are pleasing. Recommended for those who enjoy thinking rather than just hunting for keys.

We liked the quest, and the 14+ rating really matches the difficulty. We went with kids aged 11 and 12: they were running around and having fun more than solving, and the 60 minutes was almost not enough. Otherwise, it’s perfect for a family outing—recommend.

We had a great time, but we’d love to see more items from the books and movies — we were dreaming of riding a broomstick or brewing a potion. It would also be nice to add more time, because the hour flew by. Thanks for the amazing experience!

Due to weak lighting, some clues are barely visible, and a phone flashlight doesn’t help. That said, the escape room itself is beautiful, atmospheric, logical, and non-linear. Knowing the lore doesn’t help, and in places it isn’t canon — which can be a downside for a fan but a plus for an escape room enthusiast.

It was our first visit to an escape room; at first we felt a bit lost, though the puzzles were generally fair and clear. We didn’t have enough time and had to ask for hints more often. By the end it got a bit stuffy—some more ventilation would help—but overall we had a great time.