Type: Evening Event
Dress code: Standard Party Wear
(Based on 1 Reviews) The Killinton Garden Society is holding their annual awards ceremony - slash - dinner with Ben Tilman, Killinton’s most famous son and the well - known tv and radio gardening expert, who will be presenting the prestigious awards. However, is someone jealous enough of his success to be prepared to commit murder?
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The Elmbank Hotel is a unique 19th Century Mansion with a rich history, decorated in Boutique Art Nouveau style, is a 3 Star Hotel perfect for Murder Mystery breaks. The hotel is situated in the heart of the Historic City of York overlooking the Knavesmire Strays.
Guest bedrooms at the Elmbank Hotel are unique and each individually designed. All rooms include an en-suite bathroom, 32 inch TV, complimentary WiFi and tea and coffee making facilities.
Guests will receive a delicious 3 course evening meal whilst the murder mystery takes place in one of the hotels elegant function rooms. Take your time and explore the hotel which was redesigned by Mackintosh contemporary, George Walton, the Elmbank is home to one of the finest and most complete Art Nouveau collections in the UK.
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