1 reviews | Active since Jul 2015
Disgusting services
My fiance and myself visited Misty Hills for a viewing on their Wedding Venue, from the moment we walked into reception you could feel that you are being judged. The assistant manager then confronted us and at first seemed very sweet, but then she says to us that they are EXTREMELY expensive and asked if we haven't tried venues in the surrounding areas, this already ticked me off, then the coordinator Samantha escorted us to the first venue and AS WELL had to pass comment saying that they are extremely expensive so she doesn't know if this will suit our budget and asked if we had a look at other venues like Oakfields farm. At that point I said to my fianc? that we were leaving. How can a 4 star facility refer possible clients/guests to competitors. And secondly, what the hell gives them the right to judge me financially in the first place?? So, I would not advise anyone to use or even visit this venue based on the lack of professionalism shown here. Or, if you do wish to visit this venue make sure you arrive in your own private helicopter and Armani suit. You might get better service then.
Muldersdrift is a close business community and all hotels participate in discussions around common strategies. It is not uncommon to suggest to a potential wedding enquiry that other properties should also be visited to establish a comparison.
It is also not unusual to ask if the interested party has a budget in mind. This does not in any way suggest that we may or may not be expensive and certainly doesn't imply that the enquiring party may not be able to afford a wedding package
Muldersdrift is a close business community and all hotels participate in discussions around common strategies. It is not uncommon to suggest to a potential wedding enquiry that other properties should also be visited to establish a comparison.
It is also not unusual to ask if the interested party has a budget in mind. This does not in any way suggest that we may or may not be expensive and certainly doesn't imply that the enquiring party may not be able to afford a wedding package
