Type: Evening Event
Optional Dress code: 1920's Style Outfits
It is 1928 and Lord and Lady Digby are hosting an elegant evening in their home to celebrate the anniversary of their marriage. Rose Digby, the daughter of our hosts, has been away for some time and is looking forward to her first social occasion since her return home. Her parents have arranged for her to meet a dashing young man they believe is the perfect suitor, but will she fall for him? Who is keeping a secret tonight? Perhaps the butler can shed some light on the situation….
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The Holiday Inn Hull Marina Hotel is an attractive 3 star hotel perfect for Murder Mystery breaks and weekends away. The hotel is close to a whole host of fantastic local attractions such as the Museums Quarter, The Deep, Ferens Art Gallery Hull and three shopping centres.
Guest bedrooms at the Holiday Inn Hull Marina are tastefully decorated with some upgraded rooms offering a marina view. All rooms are air-conditioned, include an en-suite bathroom, freeview TV, tea and coffee making facilities and access to high-speed internet. Guests will receive a delicious 3 course meal whilst the murder mystery takes place in one of the hotels function rooms.
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