The inspector called to the hotel every hour records each party of suspects who step out of the lift, every question asked at the front desk and his feud with the lift. Never the culprit. Newest entries first.
In short: Brochard’s casebook is invented, tongue-in-cheek and strictly spoiler-free. It runs from the hotel’s construction and its New Year’s Day opening to the present, never hints at who did it or how, and pairs each entry with the real room facts.
Inspector Brochard is invented for this casebook. Hotel: Murder Mystery, written, designed, built and run by Escape This at Escape This Perth CBD, frames your party for the murder of a guest in a 1920s Paris hotel; the room’s story says only that the gendarmes are on their way.
The casebook is new fiction by Escape This. Brochard, Croissant the bloodhound and the guests named in entries exist only here; it describes no real person or crime and never hints at the culprit, a suspect, a clue or the solution.
Anything said out of character on this site, from the Saturday group size to the age rules, today’s prices and the 2026 Immersive Experience Awards, comes from Escape This’s live booking and game data, not from the inspector’s notes.
A comic, invented casebook kept by Inspector Brochard, the gendarme summoned to the grand hotel of Hotel: Murder Mystery every time a guest is found dead upstairs. Escape This writes it in his voice. Each entry follows a party framed at the Perth CBD hotel and answers a real question, such as Saturday group sizes, ages or costumes, with the true facts and a booking link beside it.
No. Hotel: Murder Mystery’s own story says only that the gendarmes are on their way; Inspector Brochard, his bloodhound Croissant and the guests named in the casebook were invented for these pages and appear nowhere in the game. He is not a suspect, a witness or a clue, and no real person or crime is described.
Never. Inspector Brochard records who stepped out of the lift and what they asked at the desk, not the case. The casebook never names, hints at or rules out a suspect, never mentions a clue or a motive, and never says whether any party was right, so Hotel: Murder Mystery stays an open case until you play it.
One of them, and the anniversaries that count from it. Escape This’s booking records give 1 January 2025 as the day Hotel: Murder Mystery opened at Escape This Perth CBD, and the casebook’s New Year’s Day entry carries that date. Every other date is chosen for the story.
Roughly once a month. New entries appear on their dates through 2027, each answering a different question about Hotel: Murder Mystery, from first-timers and Christmas parties to reading levels, Saturday couples and the register, and none of them gives the case away.
Book Hotel: Murder Mystery at Escape This Perth CBD. Two to six suspects, one private hotel, sixty minutes.
