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  • Audit suggestion : Audit occupied villa

  • Debris was thoroughly removed from all areas of bedroom and bathroom floors/carpets

  • All bathroom fixtures are thoroughly cleaned

  • Bathroom appointments such as mirrors, shelves, etc. are thoroughly cleaned

  • All used bathroom linens and robes are removed and neatly replaced

  • All fresh bathroom linens are cleaned and in excellent condition

  • Toiletries and cosmetics are neatly arranged

  • Underliner display cloths are used for toiletries on vanity or counter surfaces, but not under items on narrow shelves

  • Small appliances provided by the hotel have their cords (i.e. hairdryer, iron, etc.) neatly coiled and appliances are placed as originally found

  • End sheets of toilet are neatly pointed or similarly cared for

  • Any soap or bathroom amenity that is more than half depleted has a fresh product added

  • Any significant dust, debris, or spillage on furniture surfaces is thoroughly cleaned

  • All bed linens are changed automatically and the bed is tightly and attractively remade

  • Wastebaskets and ashtrays throughout the bedroom and bathroom are emptied/cleaned

  • Soiled in-room dining serviceware, trays or trolleys are removed from the room and not left in the corridor

  • Any glassware, silver or china is thoroughly cleaned

  • If provided complimentary, food and beverage amenities are freshened and/or replaced as necessary

  • Items consumed from the minibar are replaced at some point during the day

  • If ice had been provided in the ice bucket, ice bucket is drained and cleaned, or completely refreshed

  • Clothing left around the room is neatly folded or draped and left within immediate guest view

  • Shoes left out in the room are paired and neatly placed near where the guest had left them, out of high traffic areas

  • Personal guest belongings, other than clothing or toiletries, are not substantially disturbed and no guest belongings are missing

  • Personal guest belonging, other than clothing or toiletries, are handled in a noteworthy manner

  • Magazines and newspapers are neatly compiled and arranged

  • Hotel collateral such as service directories, in-room dining menus, corporate directories, etc. are neatly arranged

  • If provided, fresh flowers int he room that have wilted are freshened

  • TVs are turned off and furniture throughout the room is neatly straightened; closet and cupboard doors are closed

  • Blackout curtains are opened and window treatments have a uniform, symmetrical appearance

  • Sheer curtains are opened, if appropriate, and are uniform day-to-day

  • Depleted complimentary amenities, such as laundry and shoe shining valet kits, are replenished

  • Depleted notepads, pens, and bathroom tissues are fully restocked

  • Burned out light bulbs or other malfunctioning equipment is replaced/repaired

  • The room has an extremely fresh, comfortable atmosphere when then guest returns

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

  • If a room attendant, minibar attendant or technician is encountered, they are very polite, well-groomed and professional

  • Good security precautions are taken when staff is servicing rooms

  • Guest room corridors are kept neat and organized during daily service

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