Type: Evening Event
Dress code: 1940's Style Outfits
(Based on 1 Reviews) It is 1941.
Sarah MacDonald is joining the WRNS and is being posted overseas. Today is her going away party and everyone is invited to come along and say goodbye to her. What is the truth behind her leaving? Is she running away or making a new start? And would somebody kill to prevent her from going?
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The 3 Star Mercure Hatfield Oak Hotel is very accessible and situated just off the M25. The hotel is 2.5 miles from Hatfield House (Historic Mansion) and 6 miles from Verulamium Park, which features a museum about Roman Life.
Guest bedrooms at the Mercure Hatfield Oak Hotel are tastefully decorated and include en-suite bathrooms, Wi-Fi, tea and coffee making facilities, flat screen TVs and desks making a perfect retreat after an action-packed murder mystery evening.
Guests will receive a delicious 3 course evening meal plus tea and coffee whilst the murder mystery takes place in one of the hotels modern function rooms. Murdery Mystery guests can use their free time to explore the fascinating town of Hatfield, or take the train and explore England's capital for a spot of shopping, sightseeing or culture.
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