The concierge is the person who helps guests at a hotel.
The title of the person who parks and retrieves cars for guests at a hotel is typically "Valet." Valets are responsible for managing the parking of guests' vehicles, ensuring safe and efficient service. They often assist with luggage and provide a welcoming experience for guests upon arrival and departure.
A person who is employed, esp. by a hotel, to carry guests' luggage, run errands, etc.
Yes, you can have guests in your hotel room, but there may be restrictions or additional charges depending on the hotel's policies. It's important to check with the hotel staff to understand their rules regarding guests.
Yes, Obviously guests who stayed in hotels are the ones to rate / review the hotel mainly.
Yes, you can have guests at a hotel during your stay, but it is important to check with the hotel's policies and inform them in advance.
I think you're referring to a Concierge. That person helps guests with sites to see, places to eat, making travel arrangements, renting a car, etc.
Greeting of guests, answering phones, handing out room keys/cards, booking guests (via phone, in person, or internet)
The front office in a hotel is important, because guests may have questions or may need help with something. The front office is responsible answering phone calls and scheduling guests.
Having a bar in a hotel is essential, as its a place where guests can relax and chat with other guests. Most guests make use of the hotel bar during their stay, its part of the overall hotel experience.
Guest services at a hotel are the services, amenities and help that the hotel provides for its guests. Guest services include free morning orange juice and newspaper delivery. Tickets for local shows are available to guests at the guest services desk in the lobby.
If guests have things missing out of a hotel room, the hotel can try to charge the guests for the missing items. If the items that are missing belong to the guests, the guests can file a complaint with the hotel and a police report.
The most common duties for bellboys include assisting incoming guests with luggage and packages, and seeing them to their hotel rooms. Bellboys also run personal errands and deliver messages for guests.