Porter/Doorman - Arrival Flashcards
To ensure that all Porters/Doormen understand the LQA (Leading Quality Assurance) standards.
When the Guests arrive, you should be present to welcome them? (True or False)
True, you are supposed to be present when the Guests arrive.
If you are busy, you must positively acknowledge the Guest with a hand or facial gesture.
What should you do if the Guest arrives in a car?
- Wait for the Guest to step out of the car and walk up to you
- Offer assistance opening car doors on arrival
- Offer to valet the car
- Give them instructions on how to call for the car and provide a car collection ticket
When a Guest arrives by car, you should:
- *- Offer assistance opening car doors on arrival**
- *- Offer to valet the car**
- Give them instructions on how to call for the car and provide a car collection ticket
As a Porter/Doorman, how should you welcome the Guest to the hotel?
You should welcome the Guest to the hotel using the hotel name.
E.g. Welcome to the One&Only The Palm. (first time arrival)
or
Welcome to the One&Only The Palm, it is great to see you again. (Guest that you recognize)
When Guests arrive with their luggage, you should:
- Let them handle their own luggage
- Offer assistance with their luggage
- Confirm the number of pieces of luggage
When Guests arrive with their luggage, you should:
Offer assistance with luggage and confirm the number of pieces.
You never need to open the hotel entrance door for the Guest.
(True/False)
False. You should open the hotel entrance door for the Guest (unless it is an automated or revolving door).
Once the Guest is at the hotel entrance, what should you do?
Escort the Guest to reception, whilst practicing physical distancing. Introduce him/her by name to the receptionist or use technology (i.e. microphone/headpiece) to pass on the Guest’s name.
OR
If not the above, the Colleague should offer the Guest the directions to the reception desk.
Once in your care, what should be done if the Guest’s luggage is in the public area?
While in public areas, the Guest’s luggage should be attended to at all times.
This let’s the Guest know that we care about their luggage and will secure it at all times.
What is the standard practice to be followed for the Guest’s luggage arrival in their Guest room?
The correct luggage should be present in the room on arrival.
Or it should be delivered within 10 minutes of the Guest’s arrival to the room for an urban hotel and 15 minutes for a resort hotel.
When you are delivering the luggage to the room you should ________ ___ ____ _____ or _______ ____ ______ and announce your department before asking to enter the room.
If required, you must wait for ___ seconds and then ________ or _______ ____ ______ again and announce your department before asking to enter the room.
When you are delivering the luggage to the room you should knock on the door or ring the doorbell and announce your department before asking to enter the room.
If required, you must wait for 10 seconds and then knock or ring the door bell again and announce your department before asking to enter the room..
Once in the room, you should offer to place the luggage on to the ________ _____ /______ in the ______ position, with the ______ facing the Guest.
Once in the room, you should offer to place the luggage on to the luggage rack/bench in the correct position, with the zipper facing the Guest.
Note: If a rack was not available, you should offer to get them one.
What should be done if a Guest comes wearing a coat and/or with a suit carrier?
You should offer to hang the Guest’s coat (if applicable) and/or suit carrier.
If a Guest has come to this property for the first time, what should you (receptionist, porter, host/butler) do when the Guest has been taken to the hotel room?
In the case of a first time Guest, the Colleague (receptionist, porter, host/butler) should offer (i.e. not automatically provide) the option of a brief orientation to the room by pointing out a minimum of two unique/relevant features (e.g. location of safe if hidden, complex technical features, etc.).
Before departing from the Guest’s room, what should you do?
Before departing from the Guest’s room, the Colleague (receptionist or porter) should offer a specific service (e.g. pressing, coffee/tea, etc.).
If the Guest had to wait for his room becasue they arrived early or the room was not ready, what should you do with the Guest’s luggage?
If the Guest arrived prior to the guaranteed check-in time, you should offer to store their luggage, and offer access to the business center, Wi-fi information. Once their room is ready, the luggage should be placed in the room, so it is there when they enter the room.
You should offer a casual farewell at the end of the conversation before leaving the Guest. (True or False)
False. You should offer a sincere farewell at the end of the conversation and show appreciation to the Guest before leaving.