Hotel arrival audits
When I need to utilize bell service on arrival, I typically bring something hanging inside a garment bag. Even without a large suitcase/multiple pieces of luggage, the awkwardness of holding a garment bag while checking in makes asking for assistance seem very natural. Sometimes I'll have an overcoat on arm, too. If I'm not required to use bell service on the way out, I can just fold the clothes and the garment bag place them inside a small rolling suitcase (and wear the overcoat instead of carry it). I've not done any assignments that require a discreet departure, but it seems my strategy would do the trick.
Would you please share the MSC that has these shops (without naming the hotel clients)?
CapitalJay, that's a great suggestion! That's definitely something worth considering. Thanks!
MSF, it's DataQuest. Do you have any suggestions?
@yappy4 wrote:
MSF, it's DataQuest. Do you have any suggestions?
Cool, thanks. Could you arrive in a cab with a carry-on that has been placed in the trunk? The bellman should come out to assist when the cab pulls up.
This is an ignorant question - leave discreetly? a hotel audit where you don't actually spend the night in the hotel?
You'll have to come in a car because I think you have to shop the valet as well.
@MSF wrote:
@yappy4 wrote:
MSF, it's DataQuest. Do you have any suggestions?
Cool, thanks. Could you arrive in a cab with a carry-on that has been placed in the trunk? The bellman should come out to assist when the cab pulls up.
Yes, you don't spend the night. It's mainly to shop the check in process.
@BarefootBliss wrote:
This is an ignorant question - leave discreetly? a hotel audit where you don't actually spend the night in the hotel?
You can always look for an entrance/exit that is not near the front desk. There is usually a secondary exit somewhere. Take the stairs down/out...or if need be take the elevator to the second floor and take the stairs the rest of the way.
That's an excellent idea! I will certainly keep it in mind. Thank you!
@btemps wrote:
You can always look for an entrance/exit that is not near the front desk. There is usually a secondary exit somewhere. Take the stairs down/out...or if need be take the elevator to the second floor and take the stairs the rest of the way.
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