Front Desk Services For Guest Arrival Experience
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Staff was present and visible at the main entrance, waiting to receive and welcome all guests
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Guest was acknowledged with eye contact and smile within 10 feet
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A polite greeting according to the time of day, offer of assistance, etc. was made within 5 feet
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If arriving by vehicle, staff approached the passenger side (if driven by chauffeur) of the vehicle, opened doors and greeted guest
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Staff determined the name of the guest and communicated this to the front desk
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Guest name was used at least one time during the conversation
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Return guests were recognized and acknowledged
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All items were removed from the vehicle confirmed with guest and placed on a bell cart
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Assistance was offered with golf clubs, packages, directions, etc
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Staff inquired about the guest’s special requests (in case any)
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Parking options (valet/self parking) were explained and instructions were provided
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Guests were directed towards a waiting bell person or towards the main entrance
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Staff did not congregate or engage in personal conversation with other staff, no horseplay
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Staff well groomed, uniformed and name tag present
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Staff did not eat, drink, smoke or chew gum
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Staff member was the last one to speak (kind comment, offer of assistance, etc.) and guest was thanked
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The speed of service was adapted to the guest requirement
Front Desk Standard for Guest Departure
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Staff was present and visible at the lobby and main entrance, waiting to receive and assist all guests
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The guest was acknowledged with eye contact and smile within 10 feet
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A polite greeting according to the time of day, offer of assistance, etc. was made within 5 feet
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The guest name was used at least one time during the conversation
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Guests were assisted in retrieving valet parked cars or booking taxis
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Car key voucher verified and returned to guest
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Vehicle was returned within 10 minutes
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Vehicle returned with seats adjustment in original position, with music settings left untouched, and personal property inside the vehicle undisturbed, windows were closed
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Luggage was loaded into the vehicle as directed and items were verified with guest
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Vehicle doors were opened and closed
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Staff ensured that guest had directions to their next destination. Verbal and / or written directions provided when necessary
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Staff did not congregate or engage in personal conversation with other staff, no horseplay
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Staff well groomed, uniformed, name tag was present
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Staff did not eat, drink, smoke or chew gum
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Staff member was the last one to speak (kind comment, invitation to return, etc.) and guest was thanked
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The speed of service adapted to the environment and the needs of the guest
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Overall, guest had a found farewell
Front Desk Services for Check-in Process
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Staff well groomed, uniformed and name tag was present
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Staff did not eat, drink, smoke or chew gum
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Staff maintained focus on guest, was not distracted
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All guests were acknowledged with eye contact and smile within 10 feet, even if the guest waiting in line
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Guests were not waiting in line for longer than 5 to 8 minutes
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Front office team were staffed adequately
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Staff spoke first and greeted the guests with an smile, welcoming comment within 5 feet
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Staff verified the guest's name and used it a minimum of two to three times during the interaction with the guest
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Registered guests were not asked for duplicate information
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Guest was discreetly asked how they would like to settle their account after their personal information was confirmed
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Details were verified including dates of visit, rate, room type, bed type, smoking preference, email address and billing method
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All special requests, relevant procedures were explained either on registration form or verbally
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Guest correspondence / messages / parcels were discreetly conveyed to the guest
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Staff was engaging guests in conversation during the check-in procedure
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Check-in of the guest shown on the Property Management system (PMS)
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Credit card pre-authorization done and cards returned back to the guest
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Key card in the jacket was presented, floor level was indicated, and other information within the key jacket was explained to guest
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Room number was discreetly provided to guest
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Guest registration procedure accurately completed within 5 to 8 minutes (As per hotel standard)
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In case room is not ready, the other options were provided and agent offered refreshments at the coffee shop and also luggage storage
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Front desk agent gave directions to room, and also offered assistance with the luggage
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Staff spoke last, offered an authentic departure greeting referring to the guest’s reason for stay, and thanked the guest
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Staff did not congregate or engage in personal conversation with other staff, no horseplay
Front Desk Service Standard for Guest Check-out Process
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Staff well groomed, uniformed, name tag was present
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Staff did not eat, drink, smoke or chew gum
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Staff maintained focus on the guest, was not distracted
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All guests are acknowledged with eye contact and smile within 10 feet, even if the guest waiting in line
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Guest are not waiting in line for no longer than 5 to 8 minutes
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Front office team were staffed adequately
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Staff spoke first and greeted the guests with a smile, welcoming comment within 5 feet
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Staff verified the guest's name and used it a minimum of two to three times during the interaction with the guest
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Billing was pre-prepared as per the billing instructions on the reservation
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Enquired about the stay and any issues with the stay were resolved or immediately follow up promised
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Staff asked if there had been any additional charges to be added to the bill eg: mini bar charges, airport drop etc
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Appropriate charges were added, and a copy of the info-invoice was provided for verification
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Method of payment was verified and processed discretely
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If there is any dispute on mini bar charges then as per hotel policy appropriate steps done. Eg: Allowance off the disputed charges etc
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Two copies of the invoice were generated and guest signature was taken on both copies
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Handover one copy to guest neatly folded on an envelope
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Check out process was completed in less than 4 minutes
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Staff offered further assistance with luggage, directions, or transportation
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Hotel feedback form was presented to the guest to fill out during the check-out process
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Staff asked when the room would be vacated, and ensured keys remained operative
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Staff spoke last, offered thanks and an invitation to return
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Staff did not congregate or engage in personal conversation with other staff, no horseplay
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The overall speed of service adapted to the environment and to the needs of the guest