Lesson 1 Flashcards

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composed of departments and functions, which play essential roles in providing the service guests expect during a hotel stay.

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Rooms Division

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A room specifically divided in a hotel, it may include housekeeping, concierge, porter and sometimes front and back office as well.

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Hotel room division

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• Responsible to the General Manager for the efficient and effective leadership and operation of all the rooms division.

• knowledge includes a complete understanding of hotel operations, specifically those operations involving the front office, housekeeping and basic accounting procedures.

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Rooms division manager

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• Responsible to the General Manager for the efficient and effective leadership and operation of all the rooms division.

• Room division manager’s knowledge includes a complete understanding of hotel operations, specifically those operations involving the front office, housekeeping and basic accounting procedures.

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Rooms division manager

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5
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THE ROOMS DIVISION CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:

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• Front office
• Reservations
• Housekeeping
• Concierge
• Guest services
• Bell service
• Valet

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6
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considered the hub or nerve center of the hotel. It is the department that makes a first impression on the guest and one that the guest relies on throughout his or her stay for information and service

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Front office

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7
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refers to a process by which people become guests in a lodging establishment.

takes place in a reception area or front desk. Here, guests register, are assigned accommodations, and pick up keys for these accommodation.

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Check-in

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8
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The goal of the ___________ activity in a hotel or motel is to serve the
special needs of guests and employees for information about Guests & Goods and services

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Information

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9
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refers to a process by which guests terminate their status as guests of a lodging establishment. The goal of check out activity in hotels motels, and other lodging is to accomplish this process.

During ___________ , guests surrender the keys, verify the accuracy of their bills, and settle their accounts.

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Check-out

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10
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Guest accounts may be settled in two basic methods by some form of:.

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cash or by credit card

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11
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____________ is responsible for enhancing guest services by constantly developing services to meet guests needs. e.g. having a guest service associated greet guests as they arrive at the hotel, escort them to the front desk, and then personally allocate the room and take the guest and luggage to the room.

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The Front office manager

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12
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In charge of rooming ang cashiering duties

Welcomes and registers arriving guests: Presents statements and collects payments

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Desk Clerk

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13
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Other terms for desk clerk

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DESK ATTENDANT, RECEPTIONIST, OR ROOMS AGENT

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14
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waits until the hotel quiets down at about 1:00 A.M. and then begins the task of balancing the guest’s accounts receivables.

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Night auditor

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15
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an arrangement by which lodging operators hold accommodations for guests who will be arriving at some later time.

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Reservation

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16
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an arrangement by which lodging operators hold accommodations for guests who will be arriving at some later time.

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Reservation

17
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is a reservation made with sufficient time for a confirmation slip to be returned to the client by mail or fax.

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Confirmed reservation

18
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refers to a reservations where the clients pays for the first night prior to his or her arrival. This may be in the form of a credit card number or receipt of the first day’s payment.

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Guaranteed reservation

19
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refers to a reservations where the clients pays for the first night prior to his or her arrival. This may be in the form of a credit card number or receipt of the first day’s payment.

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Guaranteed reservation

20
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is the process of allocating the right type of capacity to the right kind of customer at the right price.

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Yield management

21
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Yield management CONSISTS OF TWO SEPARATE BUT RELATED PARTS:

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Room inventory management is handled by the desk staff

Pricing by the hotel’s management

22
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Goal of yield management

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to obtain maximum occupancy at maximum rates.

23
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Goal of yield management

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to obtain maximum occupancy at maximum rates.

24
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The _____________ is headed by a guest services manager who may also happen to be the bell captain. The staff consists of door attendants and bell persons and the concierge – although in some hotels the concierge reports directly to the front office manager. People in these positions usually receive gratuities or tips from guests for their services.

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guest service department or uniformed staff

25
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The _____________ is headed by a guest services manager who may also happen to be the bell captain. The staff consists of door attendants and bell persons and the concierge – although in some hotels the concierge reports directly to the front office manager. People in these positions usually receive gratuities or tips from guests for their services.

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guest service department or uniformed staff

26
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are the hotel’s unofficial greeters. Because they have so much guest contact, they need a pleasant, outgoing personality.

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Door attendants

27
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is a uniformed employee of the hotel who has her or his own separate desk in the lobby or on special _______ floors. The ________ is a separate department from the front office, room clerks, and cashiers

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The concierge

28
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is responsible for the cleanliness, appearance, and condition of the entire hotel. This includes the public areas. It is the largest department in terms of member of people employed.

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The housekeeping department

29
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• Responsible for maintaining a smooth and efficient flow of operations of the housekeeping department
• See to it that housekeeping maintenance is carried out in accordance with prescribed standards and policies

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Executive housekeeper

30
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Basic function:
• Directs and controls rooms keeping activities
• Ensure conformity to prescribed rooms keeping standards and policies

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Checkers/ supervisor

31
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• Attend to the maintenance and upkeep of all guestrooms and service areas assigned to him/her

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Room attendant

32
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• Responsible for washing and drying of guest laundry and hotel linens such as bed sheets, pillowcases, towels, table cloths and napkins

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LAUNDRY PERSONNEL

33
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is responsible for maintaining security alarm system and implementing procedures aimed at protecting the personal property of guests and employees and the hotel itself.

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Security division

34
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is responsible for maintaining security alarm system and implementing procedures aimed at protecting the personal property of guests and employees and the hotel itself.

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Security division