Scott Wakefield

Decided to go here after we were in Prague for our last day, bad weather and not much to do. We were stumbling around pretty aimlessly until I found this. I love horror movies but had no idea what this “horror house” was. Went inside and asked about it and Artur very politely introduced himself, what it was, what was offered and after asking if we needed to book, he managed to find us a slot that happened to be available within about 15 minutes.

Artur was really accommodating, guided us through everything and introduced us to our escape room. The escape room was… incredible! I’ve done “horror” escape rooms before and they’ve honestly not been scary at all, but the inclusion of live actors and not having to ‘break character’ to ask for clues or anything (they resolve this very cleverly), made the whole experience so so so much more immersive! The escape room wasn’t super hard but not super easy either, a good challenge, especially under the time and horror pressures!

Staff member Ecem assisted us with the end of the experience and was really great to see they were looking for anything that could be improved, and exchanged feedback. Both Artur, Ecem and the mystery live actor were all incredible and if you’re wondering if this is worth doing or you’re struggling for things to do in Prague, this should be number 1 on your list! Go!

After getting there and the road was closed due to snow, we decided to hike up the road to the chapel. The chapel itself is pretty disappointing, there was no seating after our long walk, and it’s not actually much to see itself. However, the walk there (as tiring as it was) made it worth it. The views were incredible, albeit this had nothing to do with the chapel (hence the 3* for the chapel itself).

Would definitely recommend visiting the Pass but don’t bother with the chapel itself