Type: Overnight
Dress code: Standard Party Wear
(Based on 1 Reviews) A group of strangers meet in a castle deep in the wilderness as they compete to survive in the ultimate murder mystery. Hosted by the ever-popular Cornelia Shrinkleman, the show has moved to the hotel this evening for the grand finale – which for the first time will be held publicly in front of specially invited friends and guests.
However, in an act of complete betrayal, the show’s producer is murdered for real – who will be able to solve the riddles and crack this code – before whodunnit was makes their final move?
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The Quorn Country Hotel is a beautiful 3 Star property perfect for Murdery Mystery breaks. The hotel is set within 8 acres of beautiful gardens.
Guests bedrooms at The Quorn Country Hotel include a 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 function rooms. Murder Mystery guests are just 3.2 miles from both the Great Central Railway and Loughborough town centre, and 4.4 miles from Bradgate Park and Swithland Wood if you would like to explore.
View Details"Excellent night and great interaction from the cast. Nicely timed throughout dinner to keep things moving. Will definitely…"
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"I wanted to do the murder mystery for something different from my hen do and it was definitely the right choice! The atmosphere…"
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"Thank you for a great evening! Very much enjoyed."
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