Type: Overnight
Dress code: 1920's Style Outfits
(Based on 18 Reviews) It is 1929.
Jack (Johnny) Johnson runs the 'Starlight Rooms', a lucrative night club. Despite living in Britain Johnny styles himself as a Chicago gang leader and the local constabulary tend to ignore him. However, when detectives find a link between a series of murders and the Starlight Rooms, the police become very interested indeed. What has Johnny been up to? Is someone trying to frame him - and if so who?
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The Prince of Wales Hotel is an elegant buiding within Southport which is a perfect setting for Murder Mystery events. The Prince of Wales Hotel is also in the heart of Southport overlooking the main shopping and entertainment area.
The Prince of Wales Hotel is a traditional Victorian hotel which has many period features. All bedrooms 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 plus tea and coffee whilst the murder mystery takes place in one of the hotels elegant function rooms. Murder Mystery guests can spend a lazy afternoon exploring the lovely seaside destination resort of Southport.
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"Absolutely brilliant, kept us guessing till the end"
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"First time at a murder mystery event. Had great fun. The actors were hamming it up, lots of red herrings. The table we sat…"
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