- Report: #937760
Complaint Review: Wakefield Country Inn & Winery - Gerty Oklahoma
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Michelle -
Allen, Texas, United States of America
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Wakefield Country Inn & Winery
8297 Diagonal 1500 Road, Gerty, 74570 Oklahoma, United States of America
Phone:
580-513-0707
Web:
www.wakefieldcountryinn.com
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Wakefield Country Inn & Winery Wakefield Inn & Winery Bait & Switch Gerty, Oklahoma
Wakefield Inn & Winery sold vouchers through Living Social for a two night get away at their B&B. These vouchers are limited to two select rooms only. The rooms are now completely booked until the expiration of the voucher.
The owner was beligerant and rude when confronted with the problem. Apparently she was unprepared for the number of guests the Living Social vouchers would bring and feels she is now overworked and under compensated. Unfortunately this anger is directed at her "guests."
When we tried to use the vouchers she insisted that they were now only gift certificates for the amount paid, despite the fact that they do not expire for another seven months. After refusing to refund the amount paid, our only option was to book an availble room and pay an additional $200, or forfeit the $181.
Living Social claims that any difficulty in redemption must be handled by the owner of the B&B.
I'm sure the owners of this B&B are very nice people, but this is no way to run a business. A more professional approach is needed with an emphasis on working with customers to meet their needs. Simply extending the expiration of the voucher for an additional two months would have solved the problem. Unfortunately she took the "take it or leave it" approach.
This "in your face" attitude may work in Boston, but in the south we expect better hospitality!
The owner was beligerant and rude when confronted with the problem. Apparently she was unprepared for the number of guests the Living Social vouchers would bring and feels she is now overworked and under compensated. Unfortunately this anger is directed at her "guests."
When we tried to use the vouchers she insisted that they were now only gift certificates for the amount paid, despite the fact that they do not expire for another seven months. After refusing to refund the amount paid, our only option was to book an availble room and pay an additional $200, or forfeit the $181.
Living Social claims that any difficulty in redemption must be handled by the owner of the B&B.
I'm sure the owners of this B&B are very nice people, but this is no way to run a business. A more professional approach is needed with an emphasis on working with customers to meet their needs. Simply extending the expiration of the voucher for an additional two months would have solved the problem. Unfortunately she took the "take it or leave it" approach.
This "in your face" attitude may work in Boston, but in the south we expect better hospitality!
