Guest User
September 30, 2024
Our stay at Miskin Manor Hotel had its ups and downs. The reception staff were friendly and efficient, and the room itself was fabulous and impeccably clean. Unfortunately, the restaurant and food were disappointing. Two elements from the menu were unavailable, and we weren’t informed beforehand. While the junior staff were polite and cheerful, their service wasn’t flawless—they forgot to take our drink orders. The prawn cocktail was underwhelming, looking rather cheap and lacking sauce, which we had to request. The bread served with it was also not buttered. The meatball pasta dish left much to be desired. The linguine was slightly overcooked, and the tomato sauce felt disconnected from the rest of the dish, as if it had been added as an afterthought. Oregano was not a suitable choice here, and the meatballs should have been cooked in the sauce to allow for maximum flavor. Lastly, while we admire the artistic talent of the owner, we found the overwhelming display of framed paintings depicting human faces a bit unsettling. It was unnerving to be surrounded by so many additional eyes in the space. While the paintings were well-done and detailed, there were simply too many in one room. For such an iconic hotel, we also expected more character in the restaurant—paper towels and low-quality food didn’t quite fit the setting. Breakfast also needs improvement. Toasters not working, no scrambled eggs, coffee cold.