Rose Wine Mansion

Very fun experience. You get in the 8 rooms of the venue where you can take tons of Instagrammable pictures. You are being served with small amount of rose in each room from different locations and different types (sweet, dry, France, Australia, California etc) You go with a group of about 10 people but some people takes a long time in some room to take 100s of pictures , the management of the room could be better (nobody really follows a group or timing) so group end up intermingling. Overall fun but pretty pricey.

My best friend and I went to this and had a good time. There are tons of great photo ops and 8 samples of wine. A few of the rooms were busier than others so we had to wait a bit to get our pics but it wasn’t a huge deal. This place is definitely more for the entertainment than the wine but if you come with a fun group then you’ll have a good time either way!

This place was amazingly fun and beautiful! We had a girls night out and couldn't have more fun. There are 8 different rooms with different props and wines from different countries. My personal favorite was the one from Egypt. Definitely go there with someone and have fun taking lots of pics. At the end, there's an option to buy a bottle and i think to buy tacos.

Be prepared to come with people that know how to take good photos 🤩 you’ll spend at least 90 minutes posing and sipping rosé, although most of the time will be spent taking photos in rosé themed backdrops. I had a good time with my friends but there’s a lot of waiting for the folks ahead of you to get their shots before there’s space for you. I was not satisfied with the amount of rosé that I had the chance to sample. I don’t like sweet ones, so there were half or less that I liked.

I have mixed feelings about my experience here. I thought I would've had a better time/experience but it wasn't entirely like that for me. My likes: Each room had different settings & different wines to taste. The hosts were friendly & interactive with the audience. My dislikes: the environment/building was too warm/hot. The temperature outside was already hot so going into a building like that & drinking different types of wines should have a cool environment not feeling sweaty & icky, plus there's so much people/women going from room to room. Another dislike was some females took forever to take pictures & videos & move on so other people can do the same. Those were my two issues/upset. Other than that, it can be a lot of fun with your girlfriends. I'm not sure if I would do it again. I think everyone should experience it.

Had a fabulous time with my bestie trying out all types of rose wines!! They were yummy and fresh! We ended up purchasing a bottle at the end to really get a good buzz and walk around the floor plans to get some photos and just simply enjoy the vibes of a girls night out ! Here she’s posing fabulously in the photos radiating happiness and beauty!! Thanks for the time ! Just wish they gave more towards the sampling of the wines so we could have gotten a better tasting but overall not bad. For those of you that are interested give it a shot with a few of your friends or family and enjoy the history behind rose wine!! Thanks again

I think this is the best art installation in New York so far. It really is like a mansion when you go inside. There are organize with there rooms! However, you’re not able to go back to the room. You have to keep on moving forward. They have a plenty of rooms that will shock you with surprise. This is good for photography and modeling. Went there last year my girl and I had a great time. They also serve rose (wine) they reach you each different type of rose. At the end of your experience you will get a little bit tipsy lol. The worker there are also knowledgeable about the wine that they were assign to.

We went on a Friday night. Great vibes. Lots of different rooms to take pictures in. New types of rose in every room. The bar at the end is an adult playground with hula hoops, butt scooters, swings, and other games. Dope.

An absolutely amazing experience. This place is magical. It would be amazing to see something like this back here in Baltimore. This was the highlight of our trip to New York and I'm go glad we went. Even thought it was a cold and rainy Friday, the Rosé museum made up for that completely! Upon entering the museum, there's a coat check and props for single or group photos, which is basically what the entire museum is. There's a check-in table when you sign a release. We were then escorted to a room where we watched a brief video about what to expect in the museum. Each exhibit has a wine paired with it. From bitter to sweet, each wine has a distinct taste. There is a souvenir plastic wine cup that is given out as well. I would live to visit again but there's so much to see in NY, but this is definitely a place I highly recommend. My favorite exhibit was hands down the flower room!

Nothing to whine about while you drink your 8 ounces of wine. I came here with someone, not knowing what to expect really other than some wine tasting. I won't pretend to be a wine connoisseur as I drink it only on occasion and can only tell the difference between white wine and red wine solely on the color. I didn't buy the tickets, but was aware of the cost. For what I do know, if you are a serious wine taster and whatnot, don't come here expecting anything more than 1 ounce per room (8 rooms), a moderate history of the particular wine you're drinking, and a lot of picturesque decor - some gaudy some decent. The place can be fun and it's nothing to take seriously other than relaxing and having a good time. As far as the cost - it's Manhattan. Everything is overpriced in Manhattan. Considering what they could charge being in NYC, it's actually not a bad price and I would've expected worse. Depending on the day, they can run you between $35-$45 a ticket. You have to pick a day and choose your particular time. Also bring your ID and be prepared to sign a waiver (you know the lawsuit happy society we live in) that you could send a copy to your email. After you watch a 2 minute video, you're off. You have the option to check in your coat if you want to. You have to go from room to room and always forward. You can't go back to a previous room, but can take your time in any room before you move along. There is only 1 ounce per room, so no refills. They give you a free plastic cup to use and keep in the end. Each room has a theme and there is information on the particular wine or culture - some more than others. The employee pouring the wine does tell you about the history and whatnot. Honestly, I wasn't paying attention to the "facts" as I just wanted my ounce and nothing more. Again, there is plenty to take pictures of from the rooms to the end area. There is club music playing throughout as well. If you want to try the ball pit, you have to remove your shoes. We didn't bother, but there was some people in there. The employees were all nice and there was no issues there. When you're done with the 8 rooms, you can hang out at some of the tables, the swings, or the couches as there is no time limit. they have a small taco stand of sorts to eat (but pricey) and an area you can get frozen wine deserts. If you have no alcohol tolerance and haven't eaten anything, you could get a small buzz if you do things right. The "froze" was stronger than I would've thought, though it was on the pricier end. There are two unisex bathrooms with some interesting wording inside. In the main area, there's a lot to take pictures of and in front of. There's some couches and swings you can relax on as well as some picnic tables. It wasn't overly crowded when we started, but the crowds started coming near the end and I would imagine it gets busy during certain times. Once you leave, you end in a gift shop and are now inside the Manhattan Mall. I don't know if this place used to be in another location as some of the pictures I've seen of this place from previous times look different than what I saw. For the price (again this IS Manhattan after all - where nothing is cheap), you get 8 ounces of wine, a keepsake plastic cup, a pin, hear some decent music, hear some "facts" about the wine, and have a bunch of picture opportunities - it's not a bad price considering. It can be fun for some, though all things considered I probably won't be coming back because it's just not my thing. Overall something more on the unique end and if you're looking for something different with a few people to do, this is a decent option. I suppose like most anything else, worth trying at least once. Do your research first because this isn't for everyone. Just don't go expecting a serious wine tasting experience, because that's not here.

I was excited to come here to taste the Rose' and enjoy the atmosphere. However, I was disappointed. They herd you into the place and there are way too many people in each group. You can barely get your tasting because most people linger for second tastings. I have a wine membership at a well known winery out of California, and the tasting at the Rose mansion does not compare at all. If there are groups celebrating birthdays, they pretty much hog the picture props. From what I witness, they should have staff that monitor each area to make sure everyone is having ample time to enjoy. It isn't very organized. Also, this place is for young adults ages 21-35. It is just not a mature ran establishment. They were out of Frosa. While the staff were nice, they need to step up managing this place. I was surprised that when we exited the "mansion", we were in the Manhattan Mall lol.

I have been wanting to try this place since their summer pop up. I came with a group of 7 friends, this place is mostly for girls and the guys that come are basically forced by their girlfriends to come. If you are a serious wine taster, do not expect to get more than 1 ounce per room (8 rooms). The rose was also cheap and nothing fancy. Each room has a different theme and decorations which are ideal and worth for any instagram post! You go from room to room, taking as much time as you want in each room. Each room has a rose to taste and amazing decor to take pictures with. Each room only gives 1 ounce and no refills. This was disappointing because for the amount of money spent on tickets I would expect refills and more than 1 ounce. There was a free "rose mansion" cup given to take home with you. Once the 8 rooms are finished, you can grab some bites to eat and hang out on swings, couches or at the bar. Each room was very crowded with people and needed some air conditioning flowing through. There also should have been an employee in charge in different rooms that were picturesque in controlling the crowd for pictures. It was basically a fend for yourself when you wanted to get a picture because there was no actual line. Overall, it is a different and unique place to go to with friends and grab pictures.

In theory this was a fun experience to plan for and the anticipation made it even more exciting. A group of us made reservations at 1 PM on Sunday and decided that we would go experience the Rose Mansion. The ticket to get in cost $45 and there's really no clarity on what's going to happen in their description online with the exception that you go through a tasting process first. The place is brightly colored and very whimsical. There are several different rooms that you go to and they each represent a different type of rose from a different part of the world. Included in your ticket price you get eight splashes of a different rose. Keep in mind when I say splash it's more like a droplet. Each room has a different theme and they allow you to take silly pictures and there's fun dress-up areas along with giant bathtub that you can sit in with your friends. There's a giant bubble room at the end. Turns out this is a very touristy kind of place which we had no clue. There were groups of girls walking around with tiaras and sashes for their bridal party or for a crazy birthday party. It's very loud and people are dressed in the most ridiculous outfits you'll ever see. I guess they want to maximize on the photo opportunities but neglected to look at themselves in the mirror before they left the house. Some of the employees were great and a lot of fun and there were several though that just appeared to be waiting for their paycheck. When you work in an environment like this you really have to invest in the part because $45 to walk through and sip wine is not a cheap thing. Clearly you're not a NAPA valley..... At one point someone in our group lost his cell phone. We decided to circle back through the rooms that we had already been in to see if we could locate the phone and while walking through one room this guy screams out at me 'Hey what do you think you're doing?'in front of a whole group of people. It was a little shocking and embarrassing at the same time. It's certainly a question that could've been asked a little bit nicer and quieter. You would think I was sneaking back to steal a bottle of wine or something ha ha! At the very end there's a little food truck in a little bar. They don't take cash so make sure you have a credit card with you. A little tiny half a glass of wine will average you around $10. The tacos were from a place called taco Dumbo. The food was actually very good but I believe it was from an outside source, so can't give Rose Mansion credit with the exception that they found this vendor and use them. Unless you're up for a tacky tourist moment in midtown Manhattan I don't know that I would recommend this to anyone. It's kind of silly!

It is an interesting place to visit. Initially, I did not know what to expect. It was a last minute invitation for me, so I was completely oblivious to what I was getting myself into, but I was game. All I knew is that it involved wine tasting and some theme rooms. Upon entering the establishment, the downstairs was very basic, so I was still unaware of how the experience would unfold. Once our photo identification was checked, we, along with a large group of other people took the elevator to the upstairs location. As we exited the elevator, the hallway was dark yet dimly illuminated with neon lights and decorated with lots of glittery adornment. There was also loud music blaring from the speakers, so I did not know if this was going to be a dance club or what. There was lots of verbal instruction from staff members about checking coats etc. Since we were checking our coats, the line was a little long and somewhat inefficient, but once we reached the check-in desk, it was clear that they used a technology that was cutting edge, yet still time-consuming. After getting beyond the drudgery of coat check-in, it was then yet another line to submit tickets and visit a kiosk to check-in with your personal information. I must admit by that point, I needed some wine because it was just too much involved in getting to the real action. Even after that part, we had to go to another room, where we had to view a brief video about the process and how to proceed through the experience. Having gone through the experience, I almost feel that it would be more time efficient to familiarize guests about the process as they are waiting in line, especially on days with long waits. By the time, I did all that hurry up and wait, I was more than ready for a wine tasting. It was hot in there with no fans. I think some fans would help eliminate the oppressive feeling of standing in not one, but two lines for upwards of 30 minutes. I wanted to take pictures, but honestly by the time we did all that waiting and standing, my makeup was shiny and my curls were going flat. It was cute and all, but it wasn't really a very grown up experience to me. If you take away the wine, it just becomes a Chuck E. Cheese minus the kids and entertainment. It was a lot of selfie taking and girl groups taking pictures. I was just along for the ride and a new experience. There were some couples, but the men looked bored to me. After the wine tasting, I felt a little better. They had some signature frose' drinks for purchase, so that was refreshing, but what I really needed was water. Unfortunately the water cooler was empty and even after I brought it to their attention, the water bottle was never changed. I also discovered some new rose' wines that resonated with my palate. We took some cute pictures in the theme rooms, but I personally would not rush back to experience it again. Additionally, I would not recommend wearing six inch heels because all of that walking in the absence of limited seating until the end is "no bueno".

Came here this past weekend with my frans and had a great time! So first things first, don't come here expecting wine education with your tastings. Second, if you're normally a wine drinker (or any alcohol really), don't expect to be buzzed when you're done; the pours are 1oz each and there are 8 which equates to just over a glass and a half. That being said, the space is super cute and Instagram worthy. I appreciate the flow from one room to the next and the individual themes of each. We were able to take our time and enjoy the wine tastings as well as our mini photoshoots. I think our favorite room was the rose garden (it's the one with the claw tubs)! We for sure spent the most time trying to art direct our boomerangs lol. It didn't feel crowded or rushed. The wine wasn't anything to write home about, but there was something for everyone; with most of the wines being inoffensive to non-wine drinkers and wine enthusiast alike. In the final themed vignette, you can purchase and enjoy wine by the glass or bottle or frose, while taking more fun pics and videos. A good time was had by all.

I took my best friend here, who was visiting New York, and we had such a fun afternoon! This is definitely a place to go if you love rosé and a good instagram picture! The place is so big and there are so many opportunities for great shots! In each room, you get to sample a different rosé that is related to the theme of the room. I thought this was so fun and all the workers really knew about the wine and educated us on them. One thing I did not like is that none of the workers take your pictures. At every other interactive museum that I have been to, there are lots of workers happy to take pictures for you. This was disappointing to me that they did not have anyone that could do that here. All the rooms were really fun, but my favorite was the ball pit of "bubbles". Everyone was laughing and having such a good time! The confetti room is also lots of fun... there is even a huge cake in the center! At the end of the tour, there is a taco dumbo stand with great Mexican food and a bar where you can purchase glasses of all the rosé that you tried in the mansion, as well as a few other options. If you want a fun afternoon of girl time, this is the perfect place! Everything is pink and sparkly, so I was really in my element! Totally recommend as a fun summer activity!

I came here for my birthday since I've never been & it looked like a really cool place for pictures...& it is a really cool place for pictures....& that's about it. So the tickets are $45 & I feel for what you get it's overpriced. Rośe Mansion markets themselves as "wine tasting" but in reality it's far from it. I've done wine tasting & the portion size is more & if you want another taste of something you tried, your more than welcome to it...but not here. So they check ID's before you come in since alcohol is being served, so over 21 is a must. Upon walking in they give you your plastic cup & once you pass by that point you can't go back. I mention that because my friend & I were considering taking some pics on these big purple balls, however once we got our glass, the young lady stated we couldn't take a few steps back literally..so we moved on. As your getting your 1oz of wine..yes 1oz is correct, it's a sip 8-/ you have someone telling you a little of the region of the wine as well as the wine goes with the "themes" of the room....in...some...way. The rooms are about medium size & look exactly as pictured. At the end of your "wine tasting" which is about 6 you try (give or take one) your able to purchase drinks or a bottle & they have food as well which is tacos. **********THEY DON'T ACCEPT CASH FYI********* Overall, as I mentioned prior, it's a cool place for pics, but let's be honest, in this day & age with apps, you can make your pic look anyway you like, you don't have to spend $45 for that. Would I return again...only if someone invited me ...who I really like...otherwise it's not necessary. I had a good time due to going with my friend & we know how to have fun, but when you really analyze everything....you can pass on this.

If you like Instagram and rose then this place is going to be the $hit and bees knees. If you're looking to get lit it may not work out til the last bit. I had a jolly good time making Instagram worthy photos that I'll never post here. The best photo ops are 1. Rose garden room, 2. The *dangerous* chandelier slide at the end that you may fall off instantly onto your @$$ 3. Colorful box room. And there's that 3D photo op that is just really cool. Overall a fun experience. Busy on the weekend but you can get photos of your peeps without the crowd. They do a good job of regulating the flow of traffic.

I've wanted to attend the Rose Mansion for quite some time. Needlessly to see that I was definitely impressed. However, at the same time I was left feeling like I wanted a bit more hence the reason I rated four stars instead of five. It was easy to book the tickets. If you're considering going I suggest that you get them right then and there because these tickets go fast. There are various opportunities to take lots of selfies so that's great , but personally I went for more for the Rose. I definitely intended for the price to walk away from the mansion if not drunk at least buzzed and that wasn't the case at all. It was still great. The staff was incredibly polite. I still would've like more information about the wine it was definitely about a 1-2 blurb about the wines. If you are an instagram socialite you will still love this place without a doubt. The rose garden room was the best of them all awesome lightening and the perfect setup for a photo op. Great ambiance from beginning to end.

OH MY! What a wonderful time spent here on a Sunday. I had standard expectations for this museum as I had already seen soo many pics/vids from social media over the past year. It seemed more so as a place to cross off the list upon arriving. Came with one of my girls to check it out and we spent nearly 3hrs here!! Soo many photo opportunities, awesome boomerangs, and let's not forget the ROSÉ!!! You get to go through 8 different rooms and try literally wine from different parts of the world. The lovely staff in each room is there to tell you a quick spiel about each bottle before serving so you're getting a educated while being entertained and doing some adult drinking. Definitely feel the ticket price was worth it for the time spent and amt of samples given. They DO check ID at the entrance. Food is available at the end as well as wine bar to buy full serving of any of the wines you sampled throughout. Not feeling a glass? Well they offer bottles to purchase as well and soo many cute seating areas for you and your posé to hang out and take in the day. Would def recommend checking out if in NYC. Good for a fun date, date with your girls, bday kick off etc. Make the best of it and have those phones charged and ready to snap away

I went to Rose Mansion with my friend for his birthday. It was a lot of fun, not only because of the decorations in the rooms and all, but because they also guide you around, show you how to mix drinks, and more. It's definitely a nice place to visit at least once! They have a lounge in there that you can hangout at after the tour. If you want to order a drink, chat with friends, etc. You can just chill and enjoy the cute environment.

Crazy, drinkin, fun... Wine tasting, party style. Be sure to stop at each (different) section, you'll miss out on your one ounce of wine.

So we came here a few months ago. Cute fun girly thing to do ... spend like 50 bucks each for a ticket I believe . I like that they had "slots" and time frames to lessen crowding. Still there were times when I felt rushed taking photos - like the bathtub. People on line staring at you while you trying to have a photo moment was not the most comfortable and relaxing but hey it is what it is. You get to sample rośe from different areas of the world but the samples are portions BIG time. Place was a cute pop up event . If you don't mind minor annoyances and spending 40-50 bucks - then you could enjoy something cute to do with your friends for a few hours. Ps- make a night of it - dinner, drinks, rooftop in the area before or after :)

4 stars The experience is what you make it. We had a ball but we made it fun. It's nothing but a shell with rooms and props but it's cute. My niece didn't like her tacos I didn't have any. The rosé was delicious ( I love wine ) my favorite was sold out so it was kinda pointless to taste. Afterwards you can by bottles or glasses to drink but to take bottles home the have to be uncorked first. I can't knock the creativity and it definitely brings out the fun in you but if you don't create the magic you can run through it without the thrills. You can take as long as you want in each room. The ball pit is fun I see a lot of people wearing dresses I wouldn't suggest it because you can't dive in like a lady lol in a dress. Start taking pictures at the door you can't double back. Before you even check In start snapping. Bring friends who don't mind taking a million pictures until you get the right one. Too many in your crew will take longer because everyone wants the perfect shots. Make boomerangs "CELEBRATE EVERYTHING"

If real men don't eat quiche, surely they don't buy tickets to this Pepto pink spot unless their girlfriends insist on it. I'm always the last to know about these fads, but you've probably heard on whatever social media channel you obsess over about this new trend of pop-up museums that lead visitors on self-paced tours where they take snaps purely for their followers on their Instagram accounts (photo: http://bit.ly/2IOVlge). I actually became aware of this particular one from a friend's online photos and decided to spring for the exorbitant $45 tickets since our hotel was close by anyway. You have to decide what day and time you plan to visit since they only permit small groups of people to enter every ten minutes or so. An empty wine glass awaits at the first stop which you're supposed to return after you get your eight complimentary tastes of rosé across a dozen rooms (photo: http://bit.ly/2CCs4Fy). Of course I saw a lot of women put the glasses in their purses after their walking wino tour like they were at a back room sale at Loehnann's. As Jamie and I made our way from room to room, we kept having to avoid all the selfie-obsessed hipsters who kept posing on all the props. Photos were taken against living walls, inside a bathtub filled with rose petals, sitting atop a chandelier, and on a royal throne with room enough for two. The various rosés were not all that distinctive with the sole exception being the custom blend that each visitor submitted to a mixologist to blend. All the self-entitlement wafting in the air was starting to get to us, though I did manage to pose on a Roman chaise lounge (photo: http://bit.ly/2RGVVkd) before heading downstairs to the bar area. They claimed the cumulative samplings were equal to two glasses of wine, but we were hard-pressed to get a buzz out of our evening there. RELATED - Looking for dining options in New York? Here's a collection of places I've tried and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2C7MvsK

It was awesome! Filled with opportunities for Instagram worthy photos. Tons of delicious wine tasting and then at the end you can purchase more. There were free photo booths and tons of hang out spaces afterwards that were also set for instagram worthy pictures. It was a blast. I hope they do something different every year.

This place was okay but could of gave you more things to do and you literally get a sip of wine the backdrops and rooms were cute though.

This was such a fun, cute experience! Celebrating my friends birthday here with a group of gals was a serious blast and it was well conceptualized for the most part. The staff were nice, bubbly, and helpful. The decor was unique from room to room and a different story or activity met you there. All of the interactive photo opportunities were perfection. I was surprised however that the rooms didn't have better lighting setup given Instagram is our reporting zone and lighting makes the world of difference. The tacos were really good and the taco place had vegan coconut ice cream - amazing. This is a Must-Experience POP up for gals day/night!

The wine provided throughout is 1 oz samples so don't plan to come and get drunk. None of the wines were that great but I did enjoy the one that came with the grapefruit gummy bear. It's not the best wine, including the blending station where you fill out a small quiz for a customized pour. I'd say the focus is more on the photo opportunities. The major things are timed - champagne ballpit, rose petal bathtub, chandelier swing, and giant throne chair. Went on a Sunday so even with the staggered groups it was full and a lot of waiting in lines. Afterwards there's a bar area where you hang out. There's also a small pink sandpit with two photo stations where you can email yourself photos, boomerangs, or gifs. It was a nice one-time girls' outing. Overall a cute and fun experience! But I don't know if it was worth the price $45. There is a Happy Hour with $10 off during the day.

Rose Mansion is an operational success. Tickets are decently priced for the wonderful experience you will be getting. my first recommendation to everyone is bring a professional camera if you have one and make sure it's charged! your iphones will not live out to the end of this experience or catch the quality photos the details this showcase provides. you get so caught up taking pictures you completely forget the purpose of the even was wine tasting. lol!

This place brings out the kid in you. They have different rooms with different themes and the Rosé that they serve in the room coincide with the theme. First of all the pours that they serve is just that - a pour. The Rosé wasn't bad but it wasn't enough to really get a good taste. If you like to take tons of creative pictures then this is the place for you. The scenery here is outstanding. If you just want to sample Rosé I'm not sure if its worth $45. Another thing they need is some free snacks, anything, peanuts, chips. At first I thought I saw a candy room and I was saying yes, then when I got closer it was just confetti. They sell tacos, wine and they have a bar at the end of the tour. Note they are cashless they only accept cards. It was a great experience but know that its all about pictures for Instagram and snapchat.

Save yourself $10. If possible, book the Happy Hour time slot for $40 (including fees) versus $50!! M, W-Fri between 2PM - 4:30PM. They're closed Tuesdays sadly. "8, 1oz tasting samples of wine" from their website is a boldfaced lie! Are they counting the $2 off coupon to the Tasting Lounge? Kristen T.'s photo shows all of the wines I remember trying. https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ros%C3%A9-mansion-new-york?select=MjwoQGn_veOK_E1xc_cr1Q&reviewid=EqUn3Lw9LAN03-8TTi5adg I'm not sure if I would have been as satisfied with the stingy wine pours if I was also waiting for a long time to get photographs. Anyway this place is a gimmick, no getting around that. There are tons of cute/fun/whimsical sets and props for you to take photos with! Hopefully the people in your group and nice and offer to take photos for each other. Everyone looked out for themselves in ours. I counted ~7 main rooms + 4~6 mini-rooms to wander in your group of 15~20. Not all rooms are exhibits are guaranteed functional! We saw a couple that were dark! I think I must have taken over a hundred with all the different versions at the end of the tour. Looking back I think I even missed some of the photo booth and exhibits like the tinsel wall! The more popular exhibits are all timed by the staff. - Champagne Ball Pit (no shoes) - Chandelier Swing & Pull up bar - Rose petal bath tub - Golden throne with crowns Overall it was an enjoyable experience for one of those pop-up museums! More info: https://ratedbyhanna.com/rose-mansion-is-it-worth-it/

It was wonderful and amazing going in all the different rooms to taste the different Rosés. My friend and I had an amazing time, especially taking pictures in the different rooms throughout the whole time. It's a fun, light and good time and experience as a first date, birthdays, girl's night out, etc. I like the tub, chandelier and the throne chair. Would definitely recommend!!

Went there with a beautiful lady, thought it would be a great idea. Turned out to be an amazing idea where I was a photographer the whole time . She really enjoyed every second of it . From drinking an oz of different Rosé in different rooms and posing all over the rooms, seemed like the best date spot . There were about 8 different rooms and places where you can take pictures . Pros- Beautiful Woman all over Cons - Seemed more of a female thing , I was the only guy. The bar downstairs is pretty chill, sit and relax and drink .

Rosé Mansion is a cool little event to go to in the city. I went with my cousin on a Sunday evening. The event was $45 for entry and the times were staggered. It was a little loud to hear the announcements about the rules for the event as we waited on the stairs. But promptly at 6:45 we were let upstairs to the various rooms to sample Rosé wines and explore. Everyone as friendly and each themed room had its own flair. The Rosé samples were about 2 glasses in serving size by the time that we exited the event. My favorite rooms were the ball pit, the room with all the stickers on the walls and the tub with the cascading flowers. There was literally something to engage you in each part of the experience. Downstairs we bought a Rosé flavored lemonade that had a hint of rosé water that was delicious. There was merchandise available for purchase once you exited the upstairs space. If you do attend, be prepared for some lines and lots of photo ops and IG worthy moments.

So this is not a place you come if you want to drink wine.......with all the samples you still would not have drink one glass of wine.....this is not a place to come ALONE......being in a group is what makes it fun.....this is not a place you come to learn anything about wine... This IS a place you come to take kick ass pictures for social media.....so if this not your goal this is not not you.... And I would rate this place 3.5....

My 2 best friends and I booked tickets for this event well before it became known. I think we bought our tix in May, however, we bought them FULLY knowing that it was going to be more a photo op event rather than actually getting proper wine tastings. With that being said, the wine "tastings" were barely tastings. Some people gave us a drop of wine while others gave us 3-4 drops of wine. It really just depended on the person pouring. But other than that, the experience from start to finish was awesome! We made our $35 worth and took at least 10-15 pictures in each room/wall/prop. My boomerangs were all so cute! As were all of my pictures! The grand tasting room at the end was cute and small. We all bought a glass of rose that pour was LARGE. It made up for the tiny tastings they offered throughout the tour. It's definitely a cute place to go with your girls or your best friends, and I would definitely recommend while it's still open!

I will agree with the other poster that when all is said and done, you'll receive way less than a cup or two of wine, which was pretty disappointing. I'd say it was around half a glass of wine. (IF that) It took a while to get through some of the rooms as it was a little busy on a Friday night. By the time we had gotten to the chandelier section it was 1030 and we could not even take a photo or even walk up to it because they were closing and were kicking everyone out. Had I known that we would get kicked out at a certain point I would probably have gone to an earlier session versus the 930 considering you're paying money to go to this event.

Do not hesitate in visiting this place! It is one of the best pop up IG photo worthy places I have been. You make your way through various rooms all with different themes & if you choose, you can sample wines along the way. This is a great group or date activity. The staff is friendly & they do keep the crowds moving along. At the end of the tour, there is an actual bar where you can also order drinks!

So is it worth $50.... no! Will you have a good time? Hopefully! I know I did. The whole experience is just for photo ops and as I walked through visiting each of the vignettes/ rooms I took tons of pics. -Some rooms were timed, like the one with ball pit, bathtub, and chandelier, but if you get creative you can buy more time. -Not all rooms offered wine tastings, which by the way were tiny and the pours inconsistent, but in total we did get 8. -Also while the event did specify each group gets 1hr, we spent 2hrs. Being that you "can't" go backwards we were sure to spend a lot of time in each room. -FYI when done, even if disinterested in the bar area, stop by the photo booth before leaving. Not only does it take photos, it also takes boomerangs & gifs which you can email to yourself. Anyway, if you're main goal is tasty wine, then save the money get a few friends together, but some bottles and have a tasting at home. However, if you're looking to enjoy the photo ops, then you may enjoy it overlook the steep price.

Diiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisappointingggggggggg. This is a 2.5 star review. Rounding up bc I had fun with my epic team and we got some kewl pics. Here's the rundown: - Doesn't seem super expensive considering you get to taste a bunch of wine and it's apparently an "instagram heaven." Well - it is expensive when you consider that the wine is total sh*t and the decor looks like it was bought at party city. - Other than the main dude giving us our tour (he was great) everyone who worked there seemed to not give a F and some even seemed embarrassed to be there. - They showed a video in the beginning that was LAME AF. Also we were told the info in the video was wrong and that the girl who filmed it doesn't work there anymore. Sooooo maybe nix the video? - Some rooms were fun and did make for good photos - basically anything with the neon lighting was a hit - and the confetti cake room was a favorite. - The people there = meh. If they retrained their staff and invested money into making this a really impressive experience with good wine, this could be the next big thing. It's clear they did it on the cheap and are probably making enough money to turn a profit before they decide to shut it down. Would I go again? Nah Would I recommend? Nah? Do I want to change my review to 2 stars? Yes. Will I? Nope - bc of the photos. See ya never Rosé Mansion!

Rosè Mansion is a cute little pop up in the city. My best friend and I came here for a girls day and enjoyed every moment. This event is 21 and older so be sure to bring your ID as it is needed to enter. Each room has its own uniqueness and different flavor wines. The first room is where you receive your rosè mansion cup (You cannot receive wine samples without it so be sure not to lose it). The samples are suppose to equal two glasses of wine but it seemed as though it was less. I guess it depends on the staff member pouring; some poured more than others. The pop up is composed of several different rooms great for photo ops and Instagram photos. My favs were the ball pit, sticker room, and blending my own rosè. At the end is the bar where you can purchase drinks and snacks. You get a discounted price if you use your rosè mansion cup. The pop up has a little shop where you can buy cute merchandise. I purchased a cute sweatshirt, a bottle opener, and a patch. If you spend $50 you get a free tote bag. Overall I enjoyed myself and thought it was worth the $35. If you decide to go make sure to bring good company and good photographers.

I won tickets for free through Global Citizen, otherwise I would not have gone. You basically walk through several rooms and take pictures using the props they have in the room. There is not much wine education. In every room, there is a stand where an attendant gives you a small taste of wine. I tried to ask one about the wine I was sampling and they did not know anything about it. There are things written on the walls about wine but that is the extent of the education. The wine sample was very small and most of the wines seemed cheap. The props to take pictures with were very cheesy. There was a large group behind us that was so drunk they were almost dragged out by security. I guess the way to have fun here is to pregame.

I'm going to be honest (thank god for Yelp) but it's not worth its value at all. If you're lucky and it's your birthday and your friend treats you to tickets - then shoot - it's totally a fun thing to take your mind off of things and have a rip roaring hoot of a night. I highly recommend pre-gaming before attending this. Basically the premise is there are like 9 or 10 fun very instagrammable rooms to help advertise people to come spend their valuable duckets here. You get to take selfies and photos of yourself (if that's your bag/which it's totally not mine but as I got increasingly more drunk I became amused with it throughout the night) with your friends. My personal favorite room is the one where you get to try on these bourdoir costumes in an old school dressing/powder room. We attempted to wander off with our fashionable new headgear into the bathtub rose petal room and the security guards miraculously didn't notice for a solid 5 minutes or so. Good times. There are 1 oz pour tastings in each room - they are super frugal about this. Even if you say with large amounts of enthusiasm "but its my birthday!". They don't care. They actually say there are security cameras posed on them constantly making sure these fine folks do their job of pouring people exactly one ounce and not a quarter of an ounce more. That's a little extreme. Really? Rose Mansion can't afford with $40 tickets to pour an ounce and a half even? lol. Don't be deceived by the bubble ball pit. The floor is actually hard cement. I re-sprained my little toe in it. LAWSUIT. Kidding. But that seriously sucked. After having a ball. Literally and throwing balls at each other we received a commemorative pin of our wonderful experience and decided to get a glass of wine from the cafe. They're not free or included in the Rose Mansion experience. But while we're here, why not. For how much was spent you can easily go to your nearest liquor store and get 3 bottles of rose, your nearest cheese store and purchase a spread, and then party city and throw balloons at your gal pals and throw it up on social media. Highly recommend since it's almost "almost" the same thing. But you only live once and hey, I experienced the Rose Mansion.

Had an absolutely amazing time here! The only reason why I give 4/5 stars is because I feel like they can provide a little more Rosé when you go to each exhibit. Just a splash per room for the price of the ticket in comparison to other interactive museums/pop ups where you get way more things, but that's neither here nor there. We had A LOT of fun. Ladies and gents, or whatever you identify with- make sure to come dressed to the T and have your heels/best shoes read, and most importantly, cameras ready. You will be taking LOTS of pictures and enjoying yourselves! I also really liked learning about the wines we were able to taste. The location is on the other side of Manhattan mall, so just be mindful of that when looking for the space. We were inside for about 3 hours. We took our time in each exhibit as there was no rush, and once we got to the end we took more pics and then sat down to rest our feet haha. Love this place!

Wow!! This place was amazing!!! From you walk in you're greeted by someone at the front and directed to the elevator for the journey to begin. You're directed to start the tour and watch a mini tutorial. Each room has a different theme and you sample 8 different wines from across the world... from sweet to semi sweet. I was amazed at the different themes that you could indulge yourself with. The workers were so friendly and engaging, they made the experience even better. The different wines were great and if you loved one from the tour you could purchase it on site. If your in the city and are looking for somewhere nice to go I definitely recommend this place

While all my pictures came out incredible I felt like I was in a germ ridden overcrowded adult playground. I was constantly using hand sanitizer and didn't want to touch much of anything. I felt like my friends and I were fighting over sets with other visitors to take photos most of the time. The bathrooms were disgusting from what my friends stated, I refused to even use them. The wine was alright, very small samples, just like 8 sips of wine the whole time, you better pregame. Don't plan on going to another instagram museum. Yucky.

I came here for my birthday had a blast. What's better than liquor and fun. The rooms were so interesting and you get to take the cutest pictures. The staff was friendly and area was clean. I recommend this for just something interesting and different to do.

First thing please remember to bring an ID if you go. They need proof your over 21. I though the value was fine. I got there at 6:30 and didn't leave till 10pm there's a lot to see and they don't rush you. They let a few groups in at a time. So it's not crowded in each room. You get to keep the Rosé Mansion glass they give you. As for the wine that's included. It's a sample tasting of eight different wines. They don't pour you a full glass because you would probably get sick after eight full glasses of wine. The lighting was perfect in there. I think my favorite room was the ball pit. If you're basic and want a fun night out, definitely go. They do have bag check and coat check so you don't have to worry if you have a big backpack.

What a fun and fabulous experience! Pregame before you go, so you have a really good time. FYI- the wine samples are like ONE sip. ‍

Not impressed at all. The wines were subpar and I it was super packed. I went on a Saturday in July and from the time I entered the place was full. It's a cute event for getting cute pics in different rooms but there was so much people that there were long lines at to take pics with some of the props and backdrops. I reached halfway through the exhibit and was over it. They poured the littlest bit of wines that wouldn't even get you tipsy, yet some women were drunk and disorderly to the point they were just annoying. I've been to one of these pop ups in another state and it was so enjoyable, but NYC just killed the vibe with the congestion.

I had a great experience here. You do have to get tickets prior to going online. It's a great place for a birthday or girls night out. Honestly more than wine tasting everyone is getting content and pictures for their Instagram. It's a good spot to take photos. Every room has cool backgrounds and themes. The wine they let you taste also is very good but it's not much at all. It's enough wine to fill up one small glass. Considering the tickets are around 45 and tax I would have assumed they would give you more wine. After the tour it takes you to "Rosé land " where you can take more fun pictures, buy wine and they have a taco shop.

Please don't waste your money here. They advertise it as 8 tastings but all you get is 1 oz which is just one sip. Most tastings are like Atleast minimum of 4oz. All the rose offered here is CHEAP WINE. Even then they only give you 1oz. All the material in here is sooo cheap. Rose signifies classiness but everything is here is SOOO CHEAP: It's called a ROSE MANSION but they make it like you're going to different countries and trying their wine ... doesn't really make sense. Overall it's cheap, cheap, and more cheap. Not worth $45. Save it for an actual real wine tasting.

Great ambiance from the beginning to the end. I surprised my lady with the pop up for her birthday and with her coming off of a pregnancy this was the best way to break into some culture and fun with some sippy sippy. All staff were pleasant and very engaged in story telling of the rosé variations and direction through the rooms. And after all the walking, picture retakes and tasting, the tacos were clutch for refueling. I recommend this spot for ice breaking first dates, girl groups or couples. Especially when your partner doesn't mind taking pics for you until the right one comes out. PS. A little more pouring wouldn't have hurt but the light buzz and experience makes a great combo of fun

This place is only good for pictures. If you're willing to pay the $50 they charge per person just so you can take a selfie, then this place is the perfect place for you. Your tickets "include" drinks, but they should say it includes drops of wine for you to taste. They serve you less than what you usually get at a wine tasting. I did like the fact that they promote local wines. Their food is horrible. Don't waste your money, go somewhere else. Like I said, this place is just IG Worthy. Service: 4 out of 5 Wine Quality: 4 out of 5 Wine quantity: 0 out of 5 Price: 1 out of 5 IG Worthy: 5 out of 5 Food: 1 out of 5

What a fun spot to go to with the girls. You get 8 tastings. Walk through a bunch of fun rooms the first 3/4 rose pourers were really engaging after that those people didnt care as much. They knew people were there to go for the photo ops One thing i wish is that they did allow staff to take group photos The champagne ball pit is fun! There food they offer near the end is a little pricey but was delicious def try the imitation meat.

Came for a bachelorette party. Party of 6. It was not too long a wait to check in. I can definitely see the appeal. First and foremost, Pink. Lots of Pink lol. Decor is definitely interesting. Every room had a theme as every other review will say. Definitely lots of photo opportunities. On a busy day, I can see how it can be crazy and hard to get to the good photo spots. It's also time consuming standing around waiting to get each taste. Granted, I understand it's probably difficult without any sort of organization for the employees but somehow they make it work. As far as the employees go, wine pourers were very friendly and door security was very professional. In fact, upon completion, we had put our glasses on a table and an employee took them while we went to the bar to purchase bottles for our party. The staff was understanding and replaced the glass they took. Price seems a little high, but to be honest, being in the position of paying a full staff myself, I charge my clients more money to do so. Considering the amount of staff members they have to pay, I fully understand why and the price is more reasonable from a business standpoint. Tacos at the stand were okay. I felt they lacked a little in flavor but it did the job. Enjoyed the variety of Rosé, and the attempt at educating the crowd. I loved learning about the process, but of course, most of the crowd we were with, didn't really care and just wanted to get the wine poured. So depending on who you go with, especially if it's a decent crowd of friends, you don't have to feel rushed by others. Loved the Ball pit in the end. The girls had a lot of fun.

Instagram heaven indeed!!! What a fun NYC experience!Just FYI, I love interactive exhibits so this was right up my alley. The girls and I took a trip to NYC to check out some fun activities. We purchased tickets in advance and at one point thought of changing our time to the exhibit so we sent over a quick email and they responded immediately! The staff really make the exhibit has they are very fun and involved. The tickets are timed to keep the crowd down and that really helps for pics. We made out through the entire exhibit in about 2 hours. My favorite was every room that included confetti! Who doesn't love to feel like it's your bday everyday We got a chance to sip ( small sips) and learn about all the different types of wines some being local wines. ( I loved them all) I will say it lots walking and sips so it gets pretty warm! If you are in NyC you should totally add this to the list because it's a one time must!