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  • Team Member Observed

Steps to Check in a Group Guest

  • 1. Did the Team Member welcome the Guest using the hotel name and with a smile?

  • 2. Did the Team Member thank the guest for being a Hilton Honors Member?

  • 3. Did the Team Member ask for a photo ID?

  • 4. Did the Team Member confirm reservations details?

  • 5. Did the Team Member capture credit card in EMV reader?

  • 6. Did the Team Member explain Hold?

  • 7. Did the Team Member ask about parking? If yes, did they deliver a parking pass?

  • 8. Did the Team Member confirm the Guest's phone number for Kipsu?

  • 12. Did the Team Member direct the Guest to the their room?

  • 13. Did the Team Member identify themselves by providing the guest with their name, inquire if they need anything else, invite the Guest to contact them if additional needs arise, and wish the guest a pleasant stay?

Customer focused Service Standards

  • Did the Team Member maintain eye contact and use positive body language and gestures?

  • Did the Team Member acknowledge Guests who were waiting with eye contact and indicate they will be with them shortly?

  • Did the Team Member positively acknowledge and engage with children?

  • Did the Team Member demonstrate hotel knowledge by promptly answering questions and providing accurate information?

  • If the Guest request could not immediately be accommodated, did the Team Member provide positive alternatives and a timely plan of action?

Summary

  • Did you address opportunities and coach the Team Member?

  • Please add key words on what you coached them on:

  • Did you recognize the Team Member for their exceptional guest service?

  • Please add key words on what they did well:

  • Additional notes

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