Mark and Julia booked a holiday package at Valley Resort after seeing its advertisement in a local newspaper. The resort had advertised its special holiday package, which included facilities such as spa treatments, sports activities, and an extensive menu, featuring exotic food from various parts of the world. When Mark and Julia visited the resort, they discovered that they could not use the spa because the area was under maintenance and most of the exotic food was also not available on account of a lack of qualified personnel. Jennifer, the manager of the resort, who had permission from senior authorities to make decisions in the case of service failures, provided free food and accommodation for Mark and Julia during their entire stay. She also promised that such instances would not be repeated and assured Mark and Julia that they could use these facilities the next time they visited the resort. Jennifer compensated for the service failure by: 

Options: 

A) appearing anxious to rectify the situation. 

B) explaining the process the resort uses to resolve complaints. 

C) providing adequate compensation for the inconvenience. 

D) asking employees to quickly solve the problem at the spa.

E) listening to the clients