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  • Evening service is provided automatically.

  • Evening service is provided automatically or the guest is prominently invited to call to request service

  • Evening service is provided in a timely, convenient and discreet manner so that the guest does not feel disturbed

  • During evening service, an effort is made to set an appropriate atmosphere

  • During evening service, bedding is neatly prepared. If decorative items are removed, they are discreetly stored

  • During evening service, shoes left out in the room are paired and neatly placed near where the guest had left them, out of high traffice areas.

  • During evening service, clothing left around the room is neatly folded or draped and left within immediate guest view

  • The bedroom is tidied, with significant debris removed from the floor and furnishings; wastebaskets are emptied and reading materials are straightened.

  • During evening service, the bathroom counter, sink, shower and tub are cleaned

  • Bedroom and bathroom amenities are sufficiently supplied to last until the next service.

  • During evening service, the guest's toiletries are neatly arranged.

  • High quality underliners are used for toiletaries on vanity or counter surfaces, but not under items on narrow shelves.

  • During evening service, used bathroom linens are removed and neatly replaced, unless the guest chooses to participate in an environmental preference program.

  • all fresh bathroom linens are clean and in excellent condition.

  • If a guest opts into an environmental preference program, their requests are honored.

  • If a housekeeping turndown attendant is encountered, they are very polite and professional. Their appearance is consistent with the property style and demonstrates a strong sense of personal care and hygiene.

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