
@Hoju wrote:
In my experience, It takes a lot to get a hotel report invalidated. It’s certainly not an overzealous editor or simple mistake. These aren’t $7 shops at Bob’s Stores.
Major screw ups or straight up cheating/lying on a report will get it invalidated.
@BarefootBliss wrote:
My first time at a luxury hotel coming up.
I have been looking at the questionnaires and number of outlets.
This will be substantial work, but I want to at least do one to see how they are.
Valet, Bell, Check In, Room, Issue, Housekeeping, Dinner, Breakfast and more - all of them separate reports.
I am observant with a decent memory, but not sure I have ever met a human who can retain all the details they are looking for. I think I'll have to try to do the reports as soon as I can and not hold them if I can avoid it.
Any tips for note taking inconspicuously? do you ever quickly type notes into your cellphone?
^^^this^^^@Hoju wrote:
In my experience, It takes a lot to get a hotel report invalidated.
@BarefootBliss wrote:
Here's an ill-informed question. For those occasions when a hotel reverses the charges from the shop...they don't also reverse any reward program points, do they?