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The Bell Person Should Arrive Guest Room No More Than 5 Minutes After The Request
The Bell Person Should Arrive Guest Room No More Than 5 Minutes After The Request
The Bell Person Should Arrive Guest Room No More Than 5 Minutes After The Request
minutes after the request, or the guest was advised if more time
was needed.
The Bellperson knocked on the door three times (or rang the
bell) and announced themselves.
The guest’s name was used at least one time during the
conversation.
The Bellperson inquired about the guest’s experience at the
hotel, Any negative feedback was reported to the concerned
team.
Door assistance was provided.
A doorstop was used to properly open the door.
Several pieces were confirmed before leaving the room, if not
leaving immediately an offer was made to store luggage.
The guest was asked if the safe was used, bell person ensured
that no items were left behind.
Guest transportation needs were determined and arranged
accordingly.
The guest was toured to the front desk and handed to the door
person using the name. If the door person was occupied, the bell
person provided departure assistance.
Gratuities given by guests were discreetly accepted with
gratitude.
The staff member was the last one to speak (kind comment,
invitation to return, etc.)
The door/bell staff was well groomed and uniformed, name tag
was present.
Staff did not eat, drink, smoke, or chew gum.
The speed of service adapted to the environment and the needs
of the guest.