What People Say About Sherlocked Escape Rooms in Amsterdam

A really cool (and immersive) experience. Unfortunately we didn't finish the Vault - leaving us with many unanswered questions - but it was a great challenge, kept us active and thinking. Would definitely recommend it!!!!

We visited Sherlocked The Architect and absolutely loved it! There’s lots going on, so with a group of 5 people we were all occupied with puzzles and riddles. We really enjoyed ourselves! I do have to be honest and say that a few things weren’t working as they should and whilst that didn’t take any of the fun out of it for us - for the price you pay, I feel everything should work 100%. Still, very much recommended!

The decors, the props, the host, the clues of The Vault... all of it was super immersive and exciting! It’s the best escape room I’ve ever played and I can’t wait to try The Architect! I’m very proud of my Sherlocked pin ;)

We did The Architect and we really recommend it!

Top fun I had in quite some time! You really get dragged into story by awesome actors and props.

We went with a group of 5 adults and 1 child. It was the first time in an escape room for all of us. We all had a good time, especially the child. I think we would all do another for sure!

Sherlocked is a super fun escape from the bustle of the city. It's an escape room, with two difficulty options, the Architect, and the Heist. We played the Architect, and it was great fun. You'll need to think literally, as well as outside the box. It's great fun. If you have experience with escape rooms, perhaps try the Heist, as we found the Architect a little easy, but it was a lot of fun. Communication is key!

We played the Vault and the game, scenario, ambient, puzzles and the crew were just great. I've done quite a few escape rooms and that one was very immersive and filled with adrenaline, as there are actors in the game, so it's really a unique and special experience. Unfortunately, the gamemaster misplaced the last object of the game, so we couldn't finish our adventure, and yes, we were disappointed. Nonetheless, I would highly recommend it to anyone, as I'm sure we just had some bad luck.

We had the pleasure of tackling The Architect tonight and give it our highest recommendation for all, but we will focus our comments towards other families with kids/teens. Our children are ages 9, 11, and 13yrs and we had done one "escape room" prior to this (the previous experience was helpful, but by no means necessary to enjoy this activity). The Architect adventure is exciting, challenging and surprising in numerous ways that reflect great creativity and originality. Everyone in our family was able to contribute and was entirely immersed in the experience. We would suggest that there be at least 2 adults for an adventure like this and definitely it is necessary that some of the kids are somewhat older (12yrs and above) so they can be more involved in puzzle solving. That said, younger children provide their unique perspective - and good ears and eyes that can sometimes be key to finding or solving something that adults struggle with. This is a fantastic way to spend time together as a family. It requires true teamwork and cooperation. Siblings need to support and listen to one another in order to be successful...and are thrilled by the fruits of their joint efforts! We hope others have as much fun as we did.

Even though it's got nothing to do with sherlock really, it was really worth the money. It was our first time doing escape room so I dont have anything to compare with but I really enjoyed it. We managed to solve The architect with only a few seconds left. I actually would say it was more fun being only two people. Would highly recommend this great experience!