Sleep No More is incredible, I went twice with two completely different kinds of friends and had a blast both times. Truly next-level theater with amazing attention to detail, setting and movement. I have also heard that Speakeasy Magic at the rooftop bar is great too, I know a very talented magician who works it although I havent had a chance to go yet!

Had a great time celebrating the new year at The McKittrick. A very unique experience I would highly recommend.

10 Feb. 2020This was the best thing we did in New York.We were looking for unique experiences; we weren’t sure what to expect, but we bought tickets for dinner and a show, The Woman in Black, and arrived at the “hotel.We were led inside this mysterious building and the elevator attendant brought us to our floor. We were led to our table which was a private booth - in a train car! Not just any train car - an old-timey one that makes you feel like you’re in an Agatha Christie novel.Our server, John, was an absolute delight (he reminded us of Dr. Who ((Matt Smith)) in the best way; whimsical and eloquent). The menu was delicious and offered classic English fare - my pot-pie was perfect, and the sticky pudding after was to die for.The cocktail menu was also impressive, but I am currently obsessed with gin-aviations, and asked John if such a thing were possible to procure. He knew precisely what the drink was, and immediately had the ingredients brought over from their neighboring restaurant to make it for me!Then, showtime. It turned out I was familiar with the story - it was made into a good horror movie some years back - superbly acted and engaging. I literally screamed, I was so IN the story.What a magically eerie, beautiful, and brilliant experience. Don’t miss it - we’ll surely be back next time we visit the city.

Sleep No More ROCKS! Our daughter, an NYU - Tisch student, fell in love a couple of years ago and has returned numerous times. We were in Rye visiting her grandparents and she wanted to share the experience with her mother and me. We ended up have an incredible night thanks to Sleep No More.

This was once a great experience and now a tourist trap. Trading off its reputation from years ago. Not a bad option if you dont know where to go out while visiting the city.

Brunch was sooo great! It’s on the hotel’s rooftop, lots of plants and greenery and the design is like an old train station. It’s a buffet and the food is delicious.

Excellent show! Fast paced. 2 hrs flew by. Would definitely go again. Great fun for a group.

The “Sleep No More” experience was one of a kind. Truly unlike anything I’ve ever experienced before. If you are into arts and theatre I highly recommend! Not for the weak hearted however, beware!Exceptional acting and an over all amazing production, I loved how everyone was in character from the time we walked in. It is more of an “individual” experience as well.

My husband and I have attended both Sleep No More and the Illusionist Table within a months window. Both experiences were unique and memorable in their own specific way. I would highly recommend both experiences; such great memories created.

Incredibly memorable and unique experience. True, I wish there were fewer guests (and I’d pay a little more for that), but it did not take away from the story. Find your own adventure and know there are multiple things going on at once. Allow yourself to be surprised, shocked and fascinated - treat yourself

Speakeasy Magic was amazing. The mentalist was downright incredible. All the magicians were fantastic. It was a fun evening out.

The Bartschland Follies is a MUST SEE. Legends on stage, incluindo miss Susanne Bartsch and the most expensive body on earth: Amanda Lepore. The show is fun and takes your breath away at times — literally. Susanne’s guests are just amazing! Not the place for close-minded peeps. Staff is A+.PS: wait till the end of the show to dance with the stars and take selfies with them.The McKittrick Hotel itself is amazing, make sure to get there 1-2 hours before the show to visit the rooftop bar/restaurant if you get a chance.

Loved it, giving 4 stars because the parking was a nightmare. We drove which was not the smartest idea for a Manhattan Venue. The suggested parking area was shady at best. But the Hotel , Amazing! Drinks were great band was outstanding. The atmosphere was incredible. Check this place out!

Home of one of the best immersive theater experiences in NYC, the McKittrick Hotel is a summer rooftop, a winter lodge, a restaurant, a live music venue, a jazz bar, and much more! This place doesnt stop surprising me. Definitely do not miss Sleep No More.

The set and atmosphere are surreal and well crafted, the cast was talented and dedicated, and the concept was certainly unique. Unfortunately, there are entirely too many audience members per showing to truly enjoy the experience, many of them tourists and super fans ready to shove and trample for the chance to get a one on one. It felt more like a competition than an experience, as groups of 30 or so people swarmed each scene, chasing actors up and down stairs in hordes, hovering over you as you read letters and making it hard in general to lose yourself to the experience. I hear multiple viewings give you a better overall understanding, but I barely got to see any of the scenes on my first viewing, just the back of heads and interlinked arms. A smaller crowd or better crowd control would have made this a five star experience.

It was a unique and beautiful experience the actors are no doubt talented and dedicated to their performance. However, I know I would’ve had a better experience if it wasn’t too overcrowded. I could barely follow any of the stories and I wanted to so bad especially for the price that it is. I felt like if I was in a race more than actually enjoying it. I would go again but definitely on a weekday and perhaps on lower season with less tourists. There is the option to take a little break in the main bar area especially after wearing a plastic mask and walking endlessly in dark places, you will get tired and sweaty. Watch out for being too close you will get your clothes stained with splatters.

Wonderful sleep no more theatre experience! Plus they have an amazing Gallow Greens rooftop

Fun 1st immersive theatre experience. Fantastic scenery to explore, but ... significantly overpriced (from tickets to coat check), longer than necessary, and without plot anchors or reveals. Not welcoming to anyone with visual or accessibility needs.

Amazing experience at SLEEP NO MORE! Its really unforgettable! This mask is good for bring your unforgettable experience to your home.

As someone who knows the plot of Macbeth but has never seen it performed live before, I really didnt take much away from it. I followed a tailor for much of the evening, it felt like most of the time was spent completing small filler activities (cutting thread, cleaning surfaces, pacing etc.) while waiting for interactions with other actors that were few and far between. Couldnt tell you which of the characters was Macbeth, didnt witness any murder or other seemingly important plot points. I felt I explored the hotel quite thoroughly and was rewarded little for my curiosity. It does create a very cool, eerie atmosphere, but overall not a great experience.

Amazing experience, totally recommend to arrive early, book the first schedule to enjoy must of the experience. Its important to move all around, across, up & down the hotel. Be as curious as you can, its important to explore hidden places and no to have a spoiler alert, I only can tell you to try to find the unique and personal experiences . The only con- there is a loooot of people, would be better if the attendance was reduced.

Wow wow wow!!! Just had the most mind blowing experience. Masked. Interactive. Theatre. Intense. Adrenalin. Raunch. Dark. Mental. Absolutely mental. Its where Macbeth meets Hitchcock. Its like wandering into a David Lynch or Stanley Kubrick movie. I am still reeling.Punchdrunk is the . If you havent. You need to. Weird in the best way possible.

It was a life-time experience that I will never be able to forget! The show was something surreal!

Sleep No More. I really liked it. When I was leaving I heard someone tell their friend they didnt like it because they couldnt figure out what was going on. Dont worry about piecing it all together during the experience. Just enjoy yourself and explore. There are amazing sets, great acting, dancing and surprises. Youre almost guaranteed to run into a good scene just by exploring

Nice party venue with tons of spaces to explore. Catering was excellent, venue was gorgeous.

Excellent show!!!!! I’ve had crazy great night here :).

The Manderly Bar is a fun place to see music. A very original venue

Wow. Ive seen a lot but, OMG this experience is something else. Fortune favors the curious is totally the way to go about this place.

Sleep No More is worth many, many visits. I havent found any theatrical experience quite like it. The whole venue is magical, though (and Gallow Green is my favorite rooftop bar in the city)

Dress light with comfortable shoes for Sleep No More. Be prepared for darkness, some fast walking if you want to follow the actors. You don’t have to run after them all the time. Chances are if you just explore floors at your own time you’ll see plenty of action anyway. There are 5 floors, people with black masks will guide you if you’re lost, the bar is on the 2nd floor, where you can get a drink, take off your mask and catch your breath.

It was an unique experience. Would had been better if there werent so crowded with the masked guests.

Amazing! all in one!

I have been to the McKittrick Hotel four times now and have yet to be disappointed. The cast and crew are absolutely amazing, and certainly help to make the night worth every penny. This wasnt the first, nor will it be the last time I return to my room t the McKittrick Hotel.

Very different experience. Loved the performers, loved the interactions. A bit difficult to get the plot on the first go but enjoyed it immensely nonetheless.

Quite the experience. Never witnessed anything like it before. Had the feeling of playing an artsy first-person exploration video game like ‘Gone Home’ with a stylistic dance interpretation of the Scottish play.Come early, explore, and enjoy. I was lucky enough to get a one on one with Banquo. Plenty of Easter eggs like that to uncover, which only add to the mystery and enjoyment that is Sleep No More.

Amazing!!! I should see this play again again.

Love this place for their live music and $0 entry for their jazz club, I end up buying a beer or two anyway. Such a neat spot. My friends told me Sleep No More was fantastic.

Dont miss it! You will understand that dramas work without words: movements, music, tension... You can move all around the 5 levels or simply sit in a comfortable armchair - something always will happen. I spent more than 2 hours without getting bored. Of course, nothing to do with Machbeth, but who cares?!? Dont hesitate to explore the McKittrick-team!!! I hope to return!

This place was amazing there is no simple way to describe this immersive theater other than you become part of the play . The sets are well designed and lit the actors are literally from out of this world they make you feel your watching real scenes unfold in front of your eyes and the hosts at the bar are very accommodating and makes the whole experience come together.I really recommend spending the money for this amazing experience and I will definitely visit this place again when Im in New York .

Its impossible to say anything bad about the Mckittrick Hotel. The Heath restaurant was completely delicious and great service.

The parties here are great. Just back from the Halloween party

Sleep no more is trash don’t waste your money. You could end up seeing no one all night even if you are trying hard. Huge crowd of people there

Incredible experience. What a delight, a horror, a thrill! So much fun to interact in this haunted house, never overwhelming but always entertaining. You wander around with curiosity and delight, fear and wonder. A must-do in NYC if youre interested in a unique artful experience.

Heard so much hype about Sleep No More. I must admit, I was a bit disappointed. Not in the show, but rather in the amount of people that kept pushing me and blocking me from seeing what was going on. They also kept surrounding the actors/actresses so closely. Could barely see anything.I would suggest they do smaller group sizes. But the parts I Did See were amazing. These people are very talented!

The experience is unique. However it is too crowded for the price.

Saw sleep no more. Its a show like I have never seen before. Make sure you read about the show before going to get full experience and GET THERE EARLIEST POSSIBLE

OMG What an experience! 5 shows later and Im still seeing things Ive never seen before. The total sensory experience is intense and while I recognize this isnt for everyone, everyone Ive taken has loved this.

Dont get me wrong, its a killer performance. From the moment you check your coat, the scenario, the music, the ambience. Just so impressive. HOWEVER, people dont respect the actors at all hovering inches from them and blocking everyone elses view.You are constantly pulled off of the immersive setting by all the bumping and blocking and running.It felt so frustrating, because it could be so good.Tried the punch and the absinthe, both were amazing.

I have been the The Heath, Sidecar(popup restaurant in same spot as the Heath), the Rooftop bar and the show: Sleep No More. All great amd i recommwnd going to all the same night

Sleep no more is genius. You dont need to be familiar with Macbeth to appreciate the dynamic take on performance art theyre doing. If youre a fan of theater and experimental art, youll love this, its so worth it. It was a breath of fresh air in my lungs. Only downside is now I feel like I have an outstanding debt with the devil and that shell come collecting one day.

Hands down my favorite piece theatre. Not for everyone(its a very immersive set and cast), but with an open mind youll have an amazing experience. Wear sensible shoes, youll be on your feet all night.

Great show. Gets a bit hot. Needs more cool air.

Sleep No More is pretty darn cool. If no one told me about it, I probably would not have known to check it out because unlike Broadway and Off-Broadway shows, there is really not a lot of advertising for this. Getting tickets online is easy. Show up half an hour before your start time because lines form. Bring cash so you can enjoy a drink at the bar before and after the show. This place is unique because you are part of the show. You can interact with the actors if they allow for it, but also feel free to walk around the building set, and open drawers, follow people around. A really cool experience unlike any theater I have been to in the past.Tips: wear flat shoes. Youll be walking around on wood, stairs, rubber garden chips, etc. Also, leave your coat and purse at home - otherwise youll have to check them in at $4 each. No pictures allowed. Dont be surprised if they split you up from your group/date/partner. Just plan on meeting up afterward and discussing your experience in the cool lounge.

Everybody is so excited about Sleep No More. I can’t say I was impressed. To me it was quite boring. I guess the major part of a theater experience for me is dialogue. Here it’s all silent, so it didn’t engage my senses or mind as much. To back it up, I can say that the best thing I remember was a chit chat by one of the actresses in the bar, where they talk. I really liked the way she was talking. I felt like I was part of a play, inside it. But after we left the bar, no more talking.. only movement. It was still an unusual experience, but I can’t say I liked it enough.The venue is really cool.

For those who look for a different experience!

Lots of fun. The entire hotel is amazingly decorated in a creepy 20s feel through out all the floors and its yours to explore. Follow an actor or just venture off on your own catching what you can.

I went in without any knowledge of what row of play it was. You start at the bar with what seemed like 50 or more people (they will stagger folks in so actual count of people inside is more). At some point you will be ushered into a small room where they detail the rules and then you are taken to a random floor and left to explore the play first hand. Here are 3 strategies - follow one person, stay and observe all actions in one room, switch characters ever so often. One thing to note is your will be moving quite a lot, characters move fast and there were several instances of people hitting each other, stomping on your feet when running to follow. Be careful on the stairs. Also please dont take pictures, there were a couple of people who kept on doing that and was annoying even though your are warned against that.Overall:+ Unique experience, awesome actors, great details on set- too many people, can be unsafe, sometimes claustrophobic, difficult to follow sometimes

Sleep no more is absolutely worth to take in New York. The price might be lower during weekday. I would suggest to buy the ticket for the first group of the day so that you can see all the three rounds of the show.There are three rounds playing every night. Each rounds are the same so that you can choose different characters to watch their own story in Macbeth. At the end of the third round, they will present the ending of the story.During the show, you need to move in the whole hotel to chase the character you are interesting in. You will be able to stand just next to the character to watch the show, sometimes they might invite you to present some episode with them.Keep in mind to wear comfortable shoes so that you can chase the show for the whole three hours. You may also return to the bar at the entry for a rest and get some drink.

This is an amazing off-off-broadway. I thought it wouldnt live up to the hype but it truly does. Skill and strength of the performers is incredible. Amazing modern dance mixed in with great presence. Keep in mind, with this event you will get out what you put in. If you dont keep up with the performance you will miss out. Theres a lot of running up and down stairs and admittedly Im not in stellar shape but I kept up just fine and even netted a one on one experience. I highly recommend this if you are looking for a unique theatre experience. Wear comfy shoes and be prepared to move.

This is the best. Go to see it. Probably arent going to find anything less than full price for this. I want to go back to see more of it. Even if itll cost another couple hundred.

The magic show is a great night our

Fantastic venue for Sleep No More. Drinks and dinner at Gallows Green are great - open rooftop is really nice in spring summer fall.

The producers of the sleep no more were greedy: The number of people in the audience was much, much more than the optimal. It was impossible to follow the performers. Too many people walking and hitting each other in the hallways killed the artistic experience, totally.Suggestion to the producers: cut the number of audience by half, and even more: make it 1/3 of what we experienced. Youll make it more artistic, and people may come twice which compensates for the lost profit.

I was somewhat disappointed after going last night and reading so many good reviews for Sleep No More and the Hotel. As described by other reviewers, the location is a multi floor building in Chelsea. The building is really interesting and has a lot of places to explore and see. Each area has its own sounds, ambiance and in some cases floor textures. My mayor disappointment is that there is not much happening in most of those rooms. The ratio of actors to floor area is not very high. Whenever you see an actor, sometimes you have no idea how his performance relates to the story. Also, once they finish they leave very quickly and most people follow them but in most occasions you lose track of them and get a feeling that you are missing something better in some other room or floor. I arrived around 7:30 and after 2 hours of wandering and seeing some scenes, got bored and tired of the whole experience. I think that a smaller venue, more actors or more frequency of the scenes would improved the experience. Also some sort of guide to where the important bits are happening would also help. Some scenes didnt feel too relevant. On the good side, it is very innovative, original and a whole new experience to see theater.

Interesting theater experience.. Not for everyone though..

Sleep No More is an absolutely necessary experience for anyone in or out of town - well worth it!

You cant go to NYC without seeing SLEEP NO MORE! its amazingly interactive and theatrical. Every experience is different. Take their advice and if you are with friends, make sure to separate and explore apart. Its worth it cause youll share stories for the rest of your lives about what you encountered! Tip: use the washroom before you enter and know that you will make your way out after the 3 hour incredible show.

I am reviewing Clubcar, the newest popup(which is essentially The Heath hut w a limited tasting menu some nights). We enjoyed it(although weve dined a few times at the Heath and enjoyed it). Tje restaurant is very good, although just a smidhe expensive. The best thing to do is visit Sleep No More and then dine here after (share a cocktail and discuss the great experience you just had)

Truly a unique experience. Never before have I seen dozens of people chase nothing in a lemming like stampede during a failed attempt to see part of what they paid for.What this experience amounted to for me, was chasing after performers as part of a small mob. It was like the performers were celebrities and the audience was the paparazzi. It got frustrating quickly, watching the performers silently interact with each, separate, and quickly go their own way. Emphasis on the quickly. Youre faced with a choice each time too: who do you follow to figure out what is going on? Spoiler alert: it doesnt matter who you follow, youre never going to figure out what’s going on.So you make your futile choice and try to keep pace as the performer makes a dash for their next spot like its a race no one told you about. But youre not the only one trying to keep pace. Usually youll find yourself as part of a crowd of a dozen+ people also trying to keep pace. Sometimes In tight corridors that are practically single file, where someone needs to stand flat against the wall for you to get past them.This inevitably leads to some pushing and shoving. The first time I partook of this rat race, I was towards the back of the pack and the actor entered a staircase. When I made it to the stairway door, half the crowd had gone downstairs, and half had gone upstairs. Which way was I supposed to go?Browsing the positive reviews , Ive seen the line Youre not supposed to see and understand everything! Its an experience! Well, Sleep No More itself disagrees, and they make that clear when it’s all over and you’re leaving.When youre leaving theyre trying to sell everyone books by saying Are you confused and overwhelmed as to what you just saw?! Do you want to understand what was going on? Do you want to know the reason why you all had to wear masks?! Just buy this book! Its all explained inside!No, Im not joking. They were selling those books while everyone was lining up at coat check. It was a fairly thick book.That is basically an admission of failure as I see it. Admitting a failure to tell a coherant story and have the audience understand what they just saw. Theres another admission of failure though, that I saw as even worse. Ask yourself, when you go to a traditional stage play, how many people leave early, in the fourth, third, or even second act - to hang out in the bar? Not many, right? When I finally gave up on Sleep No More and returned to the bar early, it was already full of other people who had bailed out before me. They even have singers and a band on hand to keep people entertained at the bar while they wait for their friends to get out. So basically, they’ve got a backup piece of entertainment ready to occupy everyone who was so bored and frustrated by what they came to see that they left early.On my way back to the bar I witnessed something truly remarkable. I was walking down one of those cramped hallways, and it was empty. Then a couple holding hands turned a corner walking quickly, and I moved so they could pass. Behind them I could hear the stomping feet of a crowd coming, and I assumed it was another performer being followed. But it wasnt. There was maybe a dozen and a half people rushing ahead, but no cast member not wearing a mask had gone by. Apparently , the couple walking quickly created the impression they were following someone, and so others followed them. Resulting in more than a dozen people chasing after performers who werent even there. Is this really what people have in mind when they buy tickets?

Lovely evening of mystery, drama, and atmosphere. Too much to take in in one evening. Youll find yourself climbing up and down the same staircases rapidly again and again. Very warm, so be ready to drop layers once you get in. Overall worth the experience since its unlike anything youve probably done before.

Ive never been low-key racist shaded. But God damn the place was able to do it. Racist/10

Although the price is high, Sleep No More is well worth it. The sets, over 4 (or is it 5?) floors are wonderfully designed and youre left to simply explore. The play runs through twice as youre walking around - you can either follow the actors or wander off on your own and see what happens. Theres nothing quite like it on this scale anywhere else. When its all done head up to the rooftop bar for a well earned drink.

Just go... You will not regret it in the slightest! As a life long New Yorker I can say that this is some of the most fun I have ever had.

We had one of the craziest and most fascinating experiences. In a hotel in NYC hotel McKittrick, an immersive theater based on Shakespeares Macbeth is taking place. As an audience we ran around, went down and up the stairs with our faces masked, chasing characters in the sake of solving the mysterious plots we witnessed closer than ever. Highly recommend !.. loved the music and drinks in the reception.

The most Amazing thing I have ever experienced!At first it might seem as though theyre gonna scare you, but they do not at all!Its impossible to describe what this is, because it can only be truly understood by experiencing it your selfP.S. Heres one tip: get as close as you dare to the actors(literally) and as close as possible to the story itself(literally). It might give you a very different experience than what you first expected!

It is almost a scam. no scenario, no actors, no performance. boring boring boring. dont listen even your best friend that tell you it is amazing. keep your money for other showsssss.

Very cool place. Brunch on rooftop worth the visit. Sleep no more is awesome... Second time. Would go again.

Dark, crowded, and too hot... everything Id hate of a theatre, but the performance was so amazing that I didnt mind it at all.

A very different immersive show that takes multiple visits to fully experience.

An incredible jazzy experience at this place. Its difficult to put into words what I felt being here & experiencing the wonderful late night live music. Def. recommend.

Sleep No More was a great adventure. Recommended for a fine night of exploring and climbing stairs.

Quite an experience. You need to know beforehand how’s gonna be but don’t spoil yourself too much. Be curious and open minded, don’t necessarily run along with everyone else.

Sleep no more is great. Do not attend the lost supper.For starters: have seen sleep no more four times. Went to many of the cinescape events at the mckittrick. Have done queen of the night and seen nearly all of third rail projects. This was an awful show that was woefully overpriced. The first 35 minutes are spent standing doing almost nothing. Dinner had one good dance routine followed by an onslaught of random jokes. Appetizer consisted of four small shrimp followed by an entre of meat pie--ground beef covered in mashed potatoes.The night was filled with the loud voices of performers yelling for your attention. Acts consisted of 50s and 60s show tunes. Cocktalis were horrible shooters.At $356 for two tickets...this is one of the biggest ripoff nyc has to offer.

Sleep No More is one of the most amazing experiences you can do in NYC!It is based on Macbeth, but it was hard for me to guess who is who, as the actors do not speak (except for random shouts or mumbling here and there).I went with friends, and even though we went in different directions and had different experiences, comparing them after the show was really nice. Only after we talked I understood how this can be based on Macbeth.I do recommend you to follow the actors! They are just amazing and this is the only way to actually enjoy the show.I dont want to spoil the show any longer, but I do want to warn you that there are some explicit scenes in there which has blood (fake, of course) and full nudity. I got sprayed by some of this fake blood...Also, come with comfortable shoes. youre going to walk a lot and move from floor to floor all the time.And one last recommendation - try to interact with the actors. If they catch you or hold your hand - follow them and do what they ask you to do!

Sleep No More was a truly unique and fascinating theater experience. Incredible talented cast and crew, intricate set design and a very clever adaptation from the source materials. I really appreciate all the secrets and small details the creative team put into this production. Its definitely an experience worth repeating.

Love this place! Their show is just amazing! Awesome atmosphere, interesting people! I feel addicted to Sleep no more! I had been there twice already and I will come back even more!

A truly unique experience. You can follow your own exploration style and there is definitely a lot to explore. Without giving out any spoilers, it might pay off, to read up about exactly what you will be attending so you can make the most of it. Or you can go in blind and be surprised!

GO TO SEE WHAT DREAMS MAY COME.Seriously, go. Go now. Why are you still reading this? Do that instead.GO. But when you need a drink after the show, go ahead and skip the rooftop bar here. It isnt the only rooftop bar in Manhattan, but it might be the most expensive.

I had dinner at The Heath and saw the Sleep No More show immediately after.What an amazing experience overall. The food at The Heath was delicious; my friend and I split the Aleppo fries, Halibut, and steak dish. We also each tried a tequila drink that had mezcal in it. The food, atmosphere, and service were all wonderful.This place feels like a time warp and is carefully thought out. Its on the slightly more expensive side but totally worth it.

Amazing experience at the actual show led us to revisit for a beer and a couple of drinks which we were allowed to. That gave us a table in the restaurant despite we did not order food.Both visits were amazing experiences and I have recommended this to everybody going to NYC and those who followed the advice have only confirmed the experience to amazing

This isnt a hotel -- but an interactive theater space for Sleep No More. If you havent seen this and youre in Manhattan, I highly recommend it. Theyve done some really intriguing things with the space that are either heaven or hell for the audience. The attached restaurant and bar are also worth checking out, as much for the 1920s atmosphere as the fare.

Strange undoing was a different experience in a good way. Get there early and have a drink in the upstairs bar. Very nice outdoor area and some nice cocktails to try. Very unique ambiance.

A very unique experience. I would recommend you to focus on a couple of characters and really follow them around rather than exploring the hotel. I tried to follow different actors around which meant that I couldnt grasp any of the stories fully. It is warm in here and a bit too crowded. Show up early to have enough time to explore the place. The coat check system was awful and it took me a good 30 mins to get out with my coat.

Very different experience. Two of us enjoyed both the emersive Sleep No More and the dinner party, The Illusionists Table. The emersvive was impressively elaborate and well orchestrated. A unique experience for any adventurous audience. The Illusionists Table was well executed by the facility, but not up to the over $200 price. Best for those intrigued by magic and who enjoy communal dinner approach. While facility is rough; thats what makes it an experience.

What the hell. Too weird and crowded to be enjoyed. No plot just weird stuff hapenning

Really unique theater experience. Be prepared with decent walking shoes since you will be walking and running around in various paths, including dirt roads. Give yourself 3 hours for a decent experience. No cameras or phones allowed.

Very unusual, but pretty fascinating. Wear comfortable shoes. I think its something that you need to go to a few times to completely understand.

Fantastic venue, fantastic cast and fantastic drink selection. If youre going for Sleep No More, dont be shy exploring all the rooms and always split away from the crowd so you can have a truly unique experience. If youre going to the bar, stay for the music with new bands each night that are sure to please.

This was one of the most bizarre experiences Ive ever had. Go in with no knowledge or expectations and prepare to be wowed.My only criticism is that they admitted too many guests into the experience at once. It was very overcrowded, and many people were just running around, running amok and not being respectful to the experience. Some people even took their masks off or only wore casual clothes which was just not in keeping with the atmosphere. Instead it started to feel more like an amusement park haunted house, than a theatrical experience. I think they really need to clamp down on that behaviour and those people who arent taking the experience seriously.

This place is not suitable for those who have a minor claustrophobia, who cant stand constant 30-32 Celsius in a crowded dark place with limited access to water. It is mainly designed for those who like extreme, crazy, dark places, and shows where you have to run after actors through dark hot rooms. If you lack extreme psychological (sound and visual) effects after which you cant sleep no more, its your place. Not recommended for those who have high emotional intelligence levels and who are in the meantime sensitive. Unless you want to torture yourself. Ps. Youll have to place all your belongings including your bag and mobile phone at the reception. Go to Trip Advisor to read about theft issues. This was the worst theatre experience of my entire life. Yous better spend your money on a nice Broadway show.