Scary good fun! - Can totally recommend the Fear House for Horror Fans! The staff is very friendly and the haunted houses a superb experience. I did the Hardcore tour, will not tell what one gets there, but it will be very very scary and sometimes a bit painful. The acting there was brillant. If you lose your mind during the tour you can say a safeword aloud to stop the experience. And I am proud that I have completed the Hardcore tour without safeword. The regular tour is less intense than Hardcore, but can also be really spooky to go through.

Stag do - Alana and staff was amazing very welcoming and friendly even went out of there way with requests for a friends stag do deffo will be coming back. Cocktails highly recommended deffo the necromancer.

The best experience!!! - I loved it. I did regular and also hard version and both were absolutely great🤗. I highly recommend it. It is not for the squeamish or sensitive people. If you want to experience fear, pain, etc., try it, unconventional and great. Are you a slob, so you'd better stay home 😉.

One of my best experienses - Thanks for the scary time. I have never screamed so Much in my life. The bar is cool too. Its not that scary but the drinks Are pretty god. 5/5 You Also Get a hug if you scream alot.

One of my most remembable experiences - Best experience and activity for brother and sister! Highly recomended! The hug at the end of the experience from one of the coworkers was a really nice gesture! 11 out of 10

Nice place - Great place with very cool actors we had lots of fun and it was pretty scary but I never felt unsafe. Great experience would do it again

To do - The style of the bar is nice and the cocktails are good, perhaps it lacks a little atmosphere, well it was very quiet during our two visits in any case We witnessed physical torture of foreign tourists with their “escape games”, I found it a little violent. Cocktails are a bit expensive

"Great fun" in a slightly different review - I've been looking forward to Prague Fear House since a friend gifted me the experience in the "hard core" version, saying that "he read that it's for true horror fans and has great reviews." Upon arrival, we were greeted by a very warm and pleasant receptionist, who then warned me about possible risks in the form of dirty clothes and broken things (chains, watches, etc.). After writing a statement and drinking a drink for courage, the experience began. As a big fan of ghost horror, I was excited by the interiors, decorations, lighting and motion effects and made my way through the darkness to the first rooms with live actors. I kind of hoped that they would ask me to do something a little more thoughtful than crawling around on the ground and answering personal questions, but I waited for what was the "unforgettable experience" that people raved about in the reviews. From the moment you're dragged with a cloth over your head like a rabbit by the neck somewhere underground, to the moment you're doused in hot wax and drowned while waterboarding, there's a lot going through your head. In the end, I was led to end the "experience" by the thought that I had come to be afraid - in the sense of "having fun", not being beaten and drowned. I wasn't close to this scenario and I don't understand why the show is currently being designed this way, but I think it's important to name things a little more cautiously for other horror fans who might be they were thinking about buying an experience, but this type of concept wouldn't suit them. To be fair, when the security password was used, the actors immediately switched into real people mode with proper professionalism, asking if everything was okay, if everything was fine (meaning how it was breathing), and if there was anything they could do to help . One of the actors didn't hesitate to explain to me right away when I revealed to them during the story "what it takes for me", which I had to admit was a very apt observation. Afterwards, the actors escorted me back to the reception, where the receptionist handed me a towel and led me to the toilets so I could wash the "blood" off my face. The staff certainly cannot be denied the promptness and care in their approach to the client, as soon as things go back to "normal" mode, for which they deserve my credit. So much for my perception of the experience. Preferences in choosing the type of entertainment are different, which I respect. If someone is interested in training for possible torture in captivity by the enemy, I would like to recommend the experience to them as a soft version, but I would personally like something a little more based on the mystery essence and the client's involvement.

Terrible service - Yesterday we went to the Fear house for a bachelor party with a group of friends. I have to say that the service was terrible, the waitress didn't speak any English, we even found out that she was under 18. I don't understand how someone like her can be allowed to work in a bar. Even the girl behind the bar was very unfriendly. The only saving was another customer who took care of us, and helped our injured friend. Together with two girls that were our guides for the night, this was the only best thing about this place.

Unwelcoming – Not Worth It - We were really looking forward to visiting Fear House Prague, but unfortunately, the experience was disappointing. As two young British visitors, we felt completely ignored in favor of Czech-speaking customers. The staff seemed uninterested in serving us and gave us conflicting instructions—first telling us to sit in a room, then making us go back to the bar to order, only to be told we had to order from our seats. We waited ages for someone to take our order, only to later be told we had to move because the table wasn’t available. On top of that, they either forgot or just couldn’t be bothered to make our drinks. In the end, we left feeling unwelcome and frustrated. Definitely wouldn’t recommend.