Escape Hunt Houston

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Harris County . Texas

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Operating Hours

Monday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Sunday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM

Escape Hunt Houston Introduce

Welcome to Escape Hunt Houston, located at 125 W Gray St #100, Houston, TX 77019, USA. You can contact them at (346) 240-9111 or +1 346-240-9111.

Escape Hunt Houston, featured in the Theme Park Directory category, offers escape room experiences with varying customer feedback. While some customers have enjoyed their time, others have reported significant issues with room maintenance and malfunctioning puzzles.

One customer expressed extreme dissatisfaction, stating that they would give the venue "zero stars" if possible. They reported a decline in quality compared to previous experiences and described the "Emperor's Jewel" room as having "so many things that weren’t working properly." They criticized the lack of room upkeep and deemed the experience a "waste of money" for an "avid escape room enthusiast."

However, another customer had a positive experience with the "pirate room," describing it as "so fun" and "pretty challenging." They successfully escaped with "10 minutes to spare" after receiving "a few clues." This customer also praised Kai, the host, as "the sweetest and a wonderful host," indicating positive staff interactions.

The contrasting reviews suggest that the quality of experience at Escape Hunt Houston may vary depending on the specific room and potentially the staff interaction. While some rooms may offer an enjoyable and challenging experience, others may suffer from maintenance issues.

Key features and services include:

  • Escape room experiences.
  • Variety of themed rooms, including "pirate room" and "Emperor's Jewel."
  • Team-based puzzle solving.
  • Staff assistance and clues.

Areas of concern noted by customers:

  • Malfunctioning puzzles and room elements.
  • Lack of room upkeep.
  • Inconsistent quality of experience.

Escape Hunt Houston offers escape room experiences with mixed customer feedback. Potential visitors should be aware of the reported issues with room maintenance and malfunctioning puzzles. While some customers have had positive experiences with friendly staff and challenging rooms, others have encountered significant problems. It is recommended to inquire about the current condition of specific rooms before booking.

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Customer Reviews

If I could give this zero stars I would. I’ve done rooms here before years ago and had a great experience. They have gone down hill significantly. This was the second time we attempted to do the Emperor's Jewel room. There were so many things that weren’t working properly. They do not upkeep their rooms at all! As an avid escape room enthusiast, the escape hunt is a waste of money.

Mar 29, 2025 · Kirby Jenkins

This was so fun! We did the pirate room, and it was pretty challenging, but we got out (with a few clues) with 10 mintues to spare! Kai was the sweetest and a wonderful host! Will be back again!

Feb 14, 2025 · Hollie

Our group of 6 did the emperor’s jewel escape room. The experience was the worst I’ve ever had at an escape room, nothing critically awful happened but the quality was pretty abysmal. To start, many of the puzzles were broken which made them trivial or needing help from the game master to complete, such as needing a mirror to see a lever behind a window, but the bars had been removed so you could just stick your head through without a mirror and see the lever. Many others were broken and hadn’t been repaired as well. Things that clearly used to move and react when you solved a puzzle never activated and instead the game master released the items remotely when it looked like you’d done the right thing. Others weren’t logical at all but just put in to eat up time it seemed. This isn’t the puzzle, but imagine if a puzzle just had a rubix cube and you’d need to solve it to move on. We hit something similar and had to ask the GM to skip it since no one in our group knew how to do it, and there wasn’t anything we were missing. The atmosphere was awful, the top is open and there isn’t sound insulation, so the entire time we were in our Japanese themed room we were hearing screaming from other guests and game show sounds from the room over, so loud we actually couldn’t hear the prompts from our speaker, or the sound clues that went off when we solved a puzzle. We often solved a puzzle, didn’t know we did it correctly, kept trying new things only to get bored and go check something else and find random drawers were now open, and we weren’t sure what we did to open them. At the end we solved all the puzzles with a few minutes to spare and about four clues from the GM. But three of those clues were for silly reasons, like not having the skill to unlock the first puzzle, missing something hidden on the floor out of sight, and not knowing what to do with a tool that was given to us with no hints, and the expectation that the guests should just know what this artifact was used for historically. Additionally, it seems others have found these puzzles too hard in the past so they’ve begun putting pieces of tape on parts with numbers, but it looks tacky and doesn’t follow the theme. Lastly and probably the worst part about it was the host and experience. We signed our wavers and started, the host said don’t break anything and led us into the starting room. A very short 20 second sound clip played to set the scene (which we couldn’t hear over the other rooms sounds) and then we started. After we finished the door opened and we left and no one greeted us or talked to us, I found the host and asked him what’s next and he said we can leave. In the past the host has given us our times, let us know how we did, what we missed or what we got stuck on, asked for feedback, thanked us for coming. Maybe answered a question or two about the puzzles or room, but this time they didn’t interact at all, so this review is my only way to give feedback. I highly recommend everyone skip Escape Hunt and find another escape room in town until they fix the broken puzzles, the immersion and atmosphere issues, improve puzzle selections, and improve their customer service and experience.

Dec 28, 2024 · Keith Dyer

Had a wonderful first time with my family! It was a very clean and very neat spot :) Thank you so much to Keisha who helped with getting settled. Keisha provided an excellent customer service experience and was very sweet! 100% recommend this place to anyone if you want a fun, and comfortable experience. We are definitely coming back!

Feb 02, 2025 · Emperatriz Stroman

Jaci was the best game master. Gave us solid hints w/o revealing too much. My team of 6 enjoyed the challenges of the “Emperor’s Jewel” room. Fun, impressive puzzles and cool ambiance. Will be back for another!

Jan 02, 2025 · Timothy Smith