Type: Evening Event
Dress code: Doctors and Nurses
(Based on 4 Reviews) Dr Alan Parfitt is senior partner of the local surgery and is retiring tonight. The Doctor is a well - respected pillar of the local community and also works with the local police assisting them with evidence and forensics. Does somebody bear a grudge against the doctor and would they take revenge?
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The Crown Hotel, Harrogate is a beautiful historic hotel set in the centre of Harrogate, with close proximity to some of the best loved attractions such as the Royal Pump Room, Betty’s Tea Rooms and the Turkish Baths. The Crown Hotel, Harrogate is perfect venue for an atmospheric Murder Mystery event.
The guest bedrooms inside this beautiful hotel are designed to a classic and contemporary style. Each room includes en-suite bathroom, Free WiFi, tea and coffee making facilities and luxury toiletries, 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 spend a lazy afternoon in Harrogate town centre which is a short walk away from the hotel or participate in some retail therapy in the many boutique shops in the centre.
*Please Note: Parking at the Hotel is Limited and is Charged at £12 Per Night Paid Locally to the Hotel
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"This was our first murder mystery evening. It was a great deal of fun. The actors were fantastic. The food was excellent,…"
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