Craigdarroch Lodge Hotel,
Contin by Strathpeffer
Inverness
IV14 9EH
Scotland
Phone and Fax
01997 421265
email:-
Theme - Witches and Wizards of course!
2 night Halloween
Murder Mystery Weekend
Sorry no murder mysteries planned for 2009
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2 Night Murder Mystery Weekend Tariff Small standard room (en-suite shower)..£109.00 per person Larger standard room (en-suite bath)..........£129.00 per person Superior room (en-suite bath & shower).....£139.00 per person 4 Poster room (en-suite bath & shower).....£169.00 per person Includes bed and breakfast Friday night. Dinner, bed and breakfast Saturday night. And all the murder mystery entertainment. Friday night soup and sandwiches £7, dinner £25.
See tariff page for terms and conditions
To book your weekend all we need is a £30 per person deposit in advance |
Included in your 2 night murder mystery weekend break
is entry into our car treasure hunt
"The Legend of the Brahan Seer Trail"
Based on the true story of the 17th century Highland prophet Kenneth MacKenzie - also known as the Brahan Seer and warlock of the glens, who's psychic powers led to his own demise and the subsequent downfall of the Seaforth Mackenzies, a once powerful dynasty.
Join the car treasure hunt to find out just how spooky some of his predictions really are........prize for the winning car !
Click here to find out more about more Murder Mystery Weekends
Come by plane........its easy to fly to Inverness airport
Easyjet Luton, Gatwick and Bristol / Inverness www.easyjet.com
British Airways Gatwick / Inverness www.ba.com
BMI Heathrow / Inverness www.flybmi.com
Eastern Airways B'ham, Manchester, Bristol / Inverness www.easternairways.com
Ryanair Liverpool, East Midlands, Belfast / Inverness www.ryanair.com
Flybe Inverness / Belfast www.flybe.com
Aer Arann Inverness / Dublin www.aerarann.com
To book your
Halloween murder mystery weekend
just email
or
TELEPHONE / FAX: 01997 421265
with your requirements
Julia and Mark Garrison
Craigdarroch Lodge Hotel
Contin, by Strathpeffer.
Inverness IV14 9EH
Scotland.
why not try a Christmas Break Scottish style ?