Type: Overnight
Optional Dress code: 1950's Style Outfits
(Based on 25 Reviews) It is 1956. Millicent Montague is throwing a party to celebrate the release of her latest Hollywood blockbuster "How to Murder a Millionaire". All the stars will all be there and Millicent is hoping that she will be able to put the past behind her. You know the sort of thing: The rumours of her affairs, her involvement with a prominent American Politician, Her Mafia connections, etcetera etcetera. She is hoping that the film will distract people from all that. But you can be sure that someone has a grudge to bear. But would they kill because of it?
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The Bull Hotel, Gerrards Cross
The Bull Hotel, Gerrard’s Cross is a beautiful 4 Star hotel, which opened in 1688 as a coaching inn, combines warm British hospitality along with modern comforts - perfect for Murder Mystery breaks. The hotel is situated in a peaceful location amongst landscaped gardens.
Guest bedrooms at The Bull hotel are tastefully decorated all rooms include an en-suite bathroom, flat-screen TV with Freeview, Free WiFi and tea and coffee 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 spend a lazy afternoon in the hotel enjoying the award-winning restaurant and bar or why not take a trip into the Capital which is only 20 minutes away.
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"Fantastic evening, The actors where so professional, we completely got carried away with the plot and felt transported into…"
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