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Swaziland Accommodation Mountain Inn Hotel Sustainability

Marc & Patrick Ward

The Mountain Inn is run by owners Marc and Patrick Ward. Having been involved in hotel management for 40 years in Swaziland, the family has succeeded in establishing a reputation for reliability and quality, which is unequalled in the local Swaziland travel industry. This business success is mirrored by their involvement in a myriad of local community structures, social welfare and business development programmes. As a former Senator in the Swazi Parliament, Marc (snr) is a knowledgeable host, who, with his family, exude a passion and enthusiasm for the Kingdom, which is characteristic of all Swazi's.

Patrick Ward after working onboard charter boats in the Caribbean for eight years returned to Swaziland and has brought a wealth of experience and passion for the leisure industry to the Mountain Inn. Patrick is married to Katheryn and they have a vivacious daughter Ella.



Caring for destination

This accommodation provider has taken action to address one or more issues (whether environmental, social or cultural) which will contribute positively to the long term viability of the destination and hence their site displays a Caring for the destination rating.

Main area of focus in Caring for the Destination:  


Mountain Inn is proactive in social welfare initiatives and is widely respected for their commitment in this sphere. Wherever possible local suppliers are used for hotel inputs.


Detailed description of the Caring for the Destination Initiative: 


At Mountain Inn Hotel you'll have a rewarding experience interacting with Swaziland locals. We firmly support empowering locals to benefit from tourism, and as such work to provide them with training and employment. You'll benefit from the positive relationships we have with the nearby community, so you can enjoy a fun and safe holiday experience.


Traveller Feedback

Score for how travellers see this initiative ... both in terms of impact and commitment.
Not impressed 2.33 out of 3 Fantastic
Mr Herman M.
- South Africa
on 01 Jul 2010
It is well placed within the community and it is important to be part of the community. Staff members are sourced from the community.
Mr ABC D.
- Swaziland
on 07 May 2010
This hotel REALLY does care. On hearing that our group of Americans was cycling across Swaziland to raise funds for Young Heroes, an orphan-support project, the hotel owners instinctively donated the value of our two-night stay in cash back to the project. How great is that?