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Kyler J Sloan
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Poor Water Quality: Full Refund or Partial?

Kyler J Sloan
  • Investor
  • Maggie Valley, NC
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I was curious what you all would do in this situation: 

A guest arrives and sends pictures of water in the sinks and toilets which is colored due to excess iron levels. It was indeed a yellow-brown. 

They stayed the first night, left the next morning, and demanded a full refund, and even suggested that they be "paid for the inconvenience" in spite of having had a place to stay that first night. 

I know that last demand was absurd, but I do take the lack of water quality pretty seriously, and ultimately decided to give them a full refund. 

Would you have done differently? 

(I honestly think that a partial refund would have been justified, since they were apparently not so horrified by the place that they felt the need to go elsewhere that very night)

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Luke Carl
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I think I’d focus more energy on getting some new filters over there and fix the problem. It is something that can be managed. As for the refund…. Half or full I wouldn’t spend much time on that decision. 

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