Type: Overnight
Dress code: Christmas Party Wear
FROM
£159.50
(Based on 6 Reviews) It is Christmas in 1899 and the Prime Minister, Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, is hosting a lavish party. Spirits are high at the turn of the century, commerce and politics are doing well. It is also 7 years since the infamous Jack the Ripper was last active. But is everyone who they say they are? And has the Ripper really finished his work?
Murder Mystery Evening Inc Hotel Stay, 3 Course Festive Meal & Breakfast for ONE Guest 2024
Murder Mystery Evening Inc Hotel Stay, 3 Course Festive Meal & Breakfast for TWO Guests 2024
The East Sussex National Hotel is a modern 4 Star hotel perfect for Murder Mystery breaks. The hotel is situated within 1100 acres of English countryside.
Guest bedrooms at the East Sussex National Hotel are modern with views overlooking the South Downs and the golf course. All rooms include an en-suite bathroom, flat-screen TV with Freeview, free WiFi and tea and coffee making facilities, a perfect retreat after an action-packed murder mystery evening.
Guests will receive a delicious 3 course evening meal whilst the murder mystery takes place in one of the hotels elegant function rooms. Murder Mystery guests can then spend an afternoon enjoying the leisure facilties at the hotel or the beautiful countryside nearby.
View Details"Good fun for a 1st timer. The story needs to have more substance and motive but otherwise good fun and nice way to socialise…"
(Based on 6 Reviews)
"A great night bit off fun ,brilliant acting they all went beyond the call off duty ,big well done ,"
(Based on 6 Reviews)
"Amazing . Brilliant actors. Thank you"
(Based on 6 Reviews)
This site Copyright 2007-2024 and all plots are Copyright 2005-2024 Murder 57 . All rights reserved. Unauthorised copying, duplication or reproduction is strictly forbidden. The characters, companies and events portrayed during any Murder 57 Limited murder mystery event are fictitious and similarity to any real person, living or dead or to any company or organisation, existing or otherwise is entirely coincidental and unintentional.
