Type: Overnight
Optional Dress code: New Year Party Outfits
(Based on 1 Reviews) Tonight, it is New Year’s Eve 1999. Martin McDonald is hosting a fabulous NYE party. It’s been an incredibly busy year for his company – Techsol.
Everybody has required software upgrades to combat the Y2K bug which has meant that 1999 has been the company’s most profitable year to date.
Will the celebrations last well in to the new millenium or are somebody's days numbered?
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Step into suspense at the East Sussex National Hotel, a modern 4-star retreat set within 1,100 acres of stunning English countryside.
The contemporary guest bedrooms at the East Sussex National Hotel offer the perfect escape after an evening of intrigue, with views across the South Downs or the championship golf courses. Each room features an en-suite bathroom, flat-screen TV with Sky, complimentary Wi-Fi, and tea and coffee making facilities - everything you need for a relaxing stay.
During your Murder Mystery evening, enjoy a delicious three-course dinner served in one of our elegant function suites as the drama unfolds around you. Once the mystery is solved, unwind with full use of the hotel’s leisure facilities or take in the beauty of the surrounding countryside.
**Celebration Package Includes Bottle of fizz and box of chocolates in room on arrival**
View Details"Excellent night out. First time but we will definitely be back. Good venue and food. Really impressed with the way all the…"
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"Brilliant evening sleuthing and meeting new people. Loved it!!!"
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"The actors and event concept was really good and well put together, however heavily let down by the Mercure Staines Hotel.…"
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