Type: Evening Event
Optional Dress code: Ghosts, Vampires Etc
(Based on 2 Reviews) MBX-TV, the infamous, sleazy cable TV channel is 5 years old this weekend/evening. Matthew Bradshaw, founder and CEO of the company has thrown a party to celebrate and to make a very important announcement. But things don't go according to plan - why is MBX-TV losing ground to its rivals? What secrets and mysteries does the hotel harbour? And are the rumours about John Piper's ghost true?
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The Mercure Tunbridge Wells is an attractive 4 Star Royal hotel perfect for Murder Mystery breaks. The hotel was built around an 18th century Georgian oast house in the Kent countryside and is one of the most desirable event venues in Kent.
Guest bedrooms at the Mercure Tunbridge Wells hotel are tastefully decorated and 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 then spend a lazy afternoon shopping in Tunbridge Wells.
View DetailsMercure Tunbridge Wells Hotel
Tonbridge Road, Pembury
Tunbridge Wells
TN2 4QL
"Wasn't sure what to expect, but the evening as great fun. The actors were superb, the whole evening was completely interactive…"
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"What a fantastic evening. Players kept very much in their roles and kept us guessing until the last minute. Great work."
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"Incredible evening the actors were superb, thoroughly enjoyed for our first ever murder mystery will definitely be booking…"
(Based on 11 Reviews)
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