Front Desk Manners
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Concierge staff answered calls within 3 rings
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On the telephone, concierge had a smiling greeting which included their name and an offer of assistance
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Permission was always asked to place call on hold, and concierge waited for response
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Concierge desk was manned at all times
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Concierge was attentive and watched for guests that needed assistance
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Guest was acknowledged with eye contact and smile
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A polite warm greeting, offer of assistance, etc. was made, even if the concierge was on the phone
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The desk was kept clean, organized and professional at all times
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Guest’s name was obtained and used at least one time during the conversation
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Concierge recommended details about hotel own facilities and services (Restaurant, SPA etc.) first
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Staff was knowledgeable about all aspects of the local sightseeing, particularly what was new and hot in restaurants, bars, clubs, shows, and concerts
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Written confirmations included guest’s name, address and phone number of venue, time of reservation, and other relevant information
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Always provided anticipatory service; the staff went the extra mile when aware of a special occasion
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Special requests were met, and concierge followed up on all details
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Maps, directions, restaurant guides, shopping guides, and entertainment guides were available
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Gratuities were discreetly accepted with gratitude
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Concierge staff was the last to speak, offered thanks or offer of additional assistance
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Concierge was well groomed, uniformed, name tag was present
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Concierge staff did not eat, smoke or chew gum
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The speed of service was adjusted to the environment and the needs of the guest