Some more 'some people'

[super_ram]

http://www.nottinghampost.com/Nottingham-hotel-increases-price-wedding-day/story-21017444-detail/story.html

Any comments?

 

[Fan of Big Tone]

This doesn't seem fair to the couples who have booked their weddings, surely the new owners should honour the previous owners contracts with the couples as a gesture of good will and if they feel that they need to increase the prices then do so for any new business. I know they don't have to honour contracts from the previous owners but surely morally they should if they have any decency.

 

I'm not surprised the couples are angry, I would be livid.

[Canadian]

She won't be in business for long. It's a shame she has had to do this to "wedding Chav's"!!!!

I guess customer service is not her forte.

Let's hope the couples come out stronger from this.

[super_pie]

Not fair to people who had contracts, they should honour them.

[Chris]

They had built an extension without permission, they were instructed to demolish it and they tried ignoring it. I had a friend who almost got a job their as a manager and it's an horrible company, not worth the time of day!

If they have agreed a contract, I don't see how they can demand more.

It might be best for them to offer to buy out the contracts or honour them, so couples might think it's a lucky escape! Mind you, after this who will go there? It's like the Gateway Hotel near me, horribly ran. Some people have no idea about the catering and hospitality trade!

[liampie]

if you buy a business, you should purchase and honour the contracts pre signed as part of the agreement. the owner sounds like a ***ch!