4TH Quarter Week 2

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WEEK 2

Provide Porter
Services

Handle Guest Arrival and


Departure.
OBJECTIVES
Escort guests to

Assist guests rooms and


show/explain
with luggage courteously the
establishment/room
features
Vocabulary
Word/s:
1. Luggage- suitcases or other bags in which
to pack personal belongings for traveling.

2. Escort- accompany (someone or


something) somewhere, especially for
protection or security, or as a mark of rank.
Courtesy when Escorting
and Assisting Guest to
their room during the
Arrival
1. Greet the guest when the front desk
employee introduces you and hand over the
guest room key
 Greet the guest employing the
protocols of greeting the guest.
 Use the last name followed by courtesy
titles

2. For confidentiality, safety, and security of


the guest, do not declare the room number
of the guest.

3. Assist the guest with their luggage.

4. Load luggage to the baggage cart


5. Direct the guest at the elevator
 Accompany the guest at the elevator. On the
way, briefly explain the hotel features and
facilities which the guest needs to know (e.g.
breakfast room, restaurant timings, pool area,
spa access, complimentary hi-tea, city drop, boat
ride etc.).

6. Operate the elevator


 Explain how to access the guest floor. Your
property might have elevator security features. If
the elevator is full, give the key to the guest and
ask them to go ahead.

7. Take the next elevator to the guest room floor.


8. Escort the guest from the guest room floor
to their room
 Point out emergency exits and other
facilities in the guestroom floor.

9. Enter guest rooms


 Demonstrate how to use their key cards
and locks
 Enter the guestroom ahead of the guest
 Turn on the light and make sure the
room is ready and not occupied by
someone else.

10. Let the door remains open and gesture the


guest to the room.
11. Place the luggage properly

12. Offer further assistance.

13. Check the functionality of the room


 Check the busted lights, mini bar refrigerator and TV.
 Check the thermostat setting of air-conditioning units.

14. Notify the appropriate department for any busted appliance

15. Show the guest the room features

16. Wish the guest a pleasant stay and politely leave the room
 Let the guest know how to call for any assistance during his stay
Handling Luggage on
Guest Departure
 Inform the guest that you are going to guest’s accommodation to
collect the luggage.

 Have an informal conversation with the guest as, "Mr./Ms.


(Guest_Name), I hope you enjoyed your stay with us. Do you need
an airport transport?"

 Collect the luggage from the guest room.

 If the guest needs to store the luggage for long term, tag the
luggage with the guest’s name, accommodation. number, date and
time of collection, contact number, and receive the guest’s signature
on long-term luggage request form.
 Ensure with the guest that nothing perishable is there in the luggage.

 Store the luggage on the designated departure area.

 If the guest is leaving the hotel immediately after check-out, then


bring the luggage to the lobby.

 If a transport vehicle is ready to go then place the luggage in the


vehicle.

 Request the guest to verify the loaded luggage.

 Update the departure luggage movement on the Daily Luggage


movement register
Thank you!
PREPARED BY: EVILENE L. PENUNIA

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