Type: Overnight
Dress code: 1950's Style Outfits
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(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 Brook Marston Farm Hotel is a 3 Star hotel perfect for Murder Mystery breaks. The hotel is set on nice grounds in 9 acres of Warwickshire countryside and not far from Birmingham city centre.
Guest bedrooms at the Brook Marston Farm Hotel 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 function rooms. Murder Mystery guests can spend an afternoon exploring the local town of Tamworth or alternatively visit Drayton Manor Theme Park.
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