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Milux Inspection
Reservation
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Reservation Agent personalizes stay Dates | Repeat Stay | Travelers (names & ages kids ) | Special Occasion
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Did the employee obtain all of the guests' and their children's names (if applicable) and clarify spelling where required?
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Were a minimum of two room types/rates offered?
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Did the employee attempt to 'right sell' (i.e. offer rooms suitable to the individual guest's needs) by offering a higher room category and/or package and highlighting its benefits (e.g. size, view, amenities, etc.) and if the requested dates were unavailable were alternative dates/properties offered?
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Did the employee clearly state the room rate and what it included/excluded (i.e. any additional fees)?
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Reservations Agent delivers on Marriott Bonvoy program requirements and if not a member, offer to enroll, explain benefits
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Did the employee obtain the caller's email address?
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Did the employee advise on payment options and explain payment terms?
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Did the employee explain the cancellation policy and if applicable, the deposit policy?
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Did the employee ascertain the expected time of arrival and advise the check in time (in the case where the guest was an early arrival)?
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Did the employee clarify if the guest had any personal preferences (e.g. bed preference, smoking preference)?
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Did the employee ascertain if the caller required any transport arrangements (e.g. car transfer, directions etc.)?
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Did the employee offer any assistance with other bookings (e.g. offer to make a dinner or spa reservation) Staff exhibits a genuine sense of interest and concern for guest
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Did the employee repeat and confirm all details of the reservation during or at the end of the call (i.e. dates of the stay, room type, rate)?
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Did the employee offer a sincere farewell at the end of the conversation and show appreciation?
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Was the employee’s speech clear and use of English satisfactory, enabling engagement in twoway conversation with the guest (intelligently fair approach given some limitations due to face masks)?
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Did the employees engage in a wellpaced, natural (nonscripted, jargon/slang free), friendly and interested manner ?
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Did the employee use the guest's name naturally and discreetly without overusing it?
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Did the employee display a high level of confidence when carrying out his/her duties and/or was he/she knowledgeable when answering questions about the other hotel facilities, elements in the guest room or immediately offer to find out the information required?
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Was service anticipatory/intuitive with the employee thinking ahead to act on future needs/opportunities of the guest? Reservations Agent questions effectively to personalize stay
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Did the employee adapt to a changing situation and/or guest's need?
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Did an employee personalize the interaction in any way and engage the caller as an individual?
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Did employees collaborate seamlessly to ensure service was organized and professional without being intrusive or repetitive?
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Did the employee actively listen, avoid interrupting and give the guest their undivided attention (i.e. the guest should not have to repeat themselves)?
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Did the employee specifically thanks the guest for the booking and closes the interaction with a polite and appropriate remark
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Where applicable, did the employee display selfcontrol and empathy in challenging interactions and offer a suitable alternative/resolution?
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Details of the booking are repeated for confirmation and a confirmation number is offered
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Crossdepartmental channels of communication among staff are consistent and complete
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Did the employee offer to send a confirmation and was it received within one hour of the call (i.e. if call was made during the hotel's business hours), with the hotel/group logo and reservations/hotel contact number present and was all information within the confirmation correct?
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Was the background free of any noise or disturbances (i.e. makes the conversation difficult to hear or causes a distraction)?
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Employee being Audited:
Transportation
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Transportation service is provided in a timely manner. Driver present at pickup site at time of arrival
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Warm welcome/greeting provided. Driver greets guests with professional signage and in Brand Voice guest name should have correct spelling and addressed correctly (Dr. / Mr. / Ms. / Mrs.)
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Driver conveys a professional, tailored image
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Brand Pin is worn and meets standard
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Transportation service is provided in a timely manner
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Driver greets guests and assists them into the car and with luggage
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Driver ensures guests comfort in the vehicle and advice estimated journey time
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Amenities provided to ensure guest comfort
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Driver offers additional services/information to the guest
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Guest experienced a personalized arrival at hotel
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Driver owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Driver uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern, the guest's name is used naturally as a signal of recognition
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Driver does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Driver is knowledgeable and confident
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Personalized service delivered during interaction
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Professional personalized attention is provided
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Service is thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Driver provides a warm welcome (Three Steps of Service)
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Vehicle meets standard Maintained, Clean, Stocked with items for guests' comfort wifi | phone charger | bottled water | reading material
Valet
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Was a porter/doorman present on arrival and if he was busy did he positively acknowledge the guest with hand or facial gesture?
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Valet Parking/Door Attendant assists with arriving guests at curbside guest are greeted within 30 seconds
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Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Brand Pride Pin is worn and meets standard
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Valet Parking/Door Attendant conveys a professional, tailored image
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Valet Parking/Door Attendant informs guests of parking options
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Valet Parking/Door Attendant assists with luggage (Luggage assistance is immediate at curbside)
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Valet Parking/Door Attendant explains luggage delivery process
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Valet Parking/Door Attendant escorts, open the hotel door entrance and introduces him/her by name to the Front Desk staff/receptionist
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Valet Parking/Door Attendant is knowledgeable and confident
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Valet Parking/Door Attendant delivered personalized service during interaction
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Valet Parking/Door Attendant thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Valet Parking/Door Attendant provides a professional persona
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Service was collaborated seamlessly amongst departments, ensuring services/assistance was professional
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Valet Parking/Door Attendant uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Valet Parking/Door Attendant does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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The overall experience met guest expectations and was free of negative detractors
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Valet Parking/Door Attendant was present and acknowledges arriving guests with hotel name
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Was the correct luggage either present in the room on arrival or delivered within 15 minutes of the guest's arrival to the room for an urban hotel and 15 minutes for a resort hotel?
Bell Arrival
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Bell staff was present as required
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Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Brand Pride Pin is worn and meets standard
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Bell Staff conveys a professional, tailored image
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Staff provides an orientation of hotel's services and facilities during escort
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Was the correct luggage either present in the room on arrival or delivered within 15 minutes of the guest's arrival to the room for an urban hotel and 15 minutes for a resort hotel?
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Elevator/rooming etiquette meets standard Allow guest to enter/exit elevator first, if applicable Inform guests of where to go after exiting elevator, if applicable Open the guestroom door, enter the room and hold door open for guest(s) to enter
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Staff confirms guest's satisfaction and comfort with guestroom
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Staff explains/demonstrates at least 3 features of guestroom
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Bell staff places guest's luggage properly Ask if they may enter the room if they did not escort the guest to the room Ask guest about luggage/personal effects placement, prior to placing luggage Confirm number of pieces of luggage with guest If guest has no preference, place the luggage/personal effects as follows: o Hang the garment bag (if applicable) o Place luggage on the rack for ease of guest opening (e.g. zipper facing guest, logical for opening)
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Bell staff owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Bell staff uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Bell staff does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Bell staff is knowledgeable and confident
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Bell staff delivered personalized service during interaction
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Staff thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Bell staff provides a professional persona
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Service was collaborated seamlessly amongst departments, ensuring services/assistance was professional
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Did the employee display a high level of confidence when carrying out his/her duties and/or was he/she knowledgeable when answering questions about the other hotel facilities or immediately offer to find out the information required?
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Was the employee’s speech clear and use of English satisfactory, enabling engagement in twoway conversation with the guest
Check In
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Mobile checkin was evaluated
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If standing in a queue, an attempt to acknowledge the guest was made in a timely manner
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Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Mobile CheckIn Welcome meets standards Guest checkin was conducted via standard checkin Hotel is located in Venezuela The associate must welcome the mobile checkin guest minimally with: *Acknowledgement that they are a mobile guest (e.g., Thank you for using mobile checkin, What did you think of mobile checkin?) *Convey a sense of "We've been expecting you" (e.g., Because you used mobile checkin, we have your keys prepared for you; We've been excepting you; Thank you for using mobile checkin e have your room ready; We have been preparing for you) *Recognize applicable preferences (e.g., Room type)
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Front Desk Agent conveys a professional, tailored image
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Was guest offered welcome drink/ welcome amenity (oshibori towel)?
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Brand Pride Pin is worn and meets standard
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Staff offers assistance immediately (Luggage assistance is immediate at curbside)
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Checkin information is correct
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Associate offers enrollment into Marriott Bonvoy to guest at checkin
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All Loyalty members are recognized at checkin
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Gold Elite, Platinum Elite, Titanium Elite, and Ambassador Elite members offered room upgrade
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Platinum Elite, Titanium Elite, and Ambassador Elite members’ checkout time confirmed at checkin
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Preferred newspaper selection is determined or confirmed during the arrival process
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Staff is knowledgeable about hotel facilities, services and events
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Room number provided discreetly, nonverbally
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Guest informed folio will be emailed at check out
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Delays in rooming guests meets standards Provide an estimated time Keep guest informed (e.g. via mobile, in person) Offer the guest access to the hotel's facilities (e.g. luggage storage, restaurants, fitness center, spa, changing rooms, WiFi, etc.)
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Branded collateral used during checkin meets brand identity standards
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The associate executed payment and key delivery components for mobile checkin
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Length of Checkin experience meets standard 5 minutes (City) 10 minutes (Resort)
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In the case of a first time guest, did the employee (receptionist, porter, butler) offer a brief orientation to the hotel by pointing out a minimum of two key hotel facilities (e.g. location of breakfast restaurant, fitness center, spa, business center, etc.)?
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Room Key Presentation meets standard
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Front Desk Agent facilitates luggage assistance and escort to guest room
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Front Desk owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Front Desk Agent uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Front Desk Agent does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Front Desk Agent is knowledgeable and confident
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Front Desk Agent delivered personalized service during interaction
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Front Desk Agent thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Front Desk Agent provides a professional persona
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Service was collaborated seamlessly amongst departments, ensuring services/assistance was professional
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Music was audible and meets standard
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Was the room type, special requests (e.g. newspapers, bed preference, smoking preference), prearranged bookings and departure date reconfirmed and were all details correct?
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Marriott Bonvoy Signage meets standards
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Evening Ritual clearly communicated to guest
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
Rapid Response
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Telephone Telephone etiquette meets standard
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Telephone – Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Telephone Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Operator reacts as appropriate and sets expectation for resolution
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Butler Service Desk phone interaction meets standard
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Butler Service Desk is knowledgeable and confident
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Telephone The associate confirmed the caller's request by repeating back key details to ensure correct understanding
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Telephone Further assistance offered to the guest
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Telephone Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Rapid Response meets standard
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Timely response and service provided
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Delivery Room delivery announcement meets standard
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Delivery Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Delivery Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Delivery Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Delivery Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Professional, tailored image conveyed
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Brand Pride Pin is worn and meets standard
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Appropriate verbiage used and genuine concern shown
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Guest's requests and opportunities are owned and resolved immediately
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Guest Request resolution meets standard
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Request is not declined without offering alternatives
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Rapid Response team is knowledgeable and confident
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Personalized service delivered during interaction
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Deliverythoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Delivery Professional persona provided
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Service was collaborated seamlessly amongst departments, ensuring services/assistance was professional
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Delivery Further assistance offered to the guest
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Delivery Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Follow up call was received
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
Concierge
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Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Was the guest offered assistance immediately or if a queue was present was he/she positively acknowledged with hand or facial gestures
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Concierge offers assistance immediately
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Lobby Concierge is responsive and knowledgeable , displaying firsthand knowledge and local expertise
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Concierge provides reservation services and directions/ transportation options
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Concierge service is provided promptly
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Guest provided materials are branded and professional
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Concierge promotes hotel’s outlets first if appropriate
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Concierge is knowledgeable and confident
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Concierge delivered personalized service during interaction
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Concierge thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Confirmation meets standards Computergenerated or typed | professional | Correct in all details | in Brand Voice | Headed with appropriate greetings
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Concierge owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately Concierge must recommend program activities prior to those off and on property
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Guest provided materials are branded and professional
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Details of the booking are repeated for confirmation and a digital confirmation is offered
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Crossdepartmental channels of communication among staff are consistent and complete
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform and brand pin
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Concierge uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Concierge owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Lobby Concierge anticipates need(s) (Three Steps of Service)
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Did the employees engage in a wellpaced, natural (nonscripted, jargon/slang free), friendly and interested manner ?
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Did the employee use the guest's name naturally and discreetly without overusing it?
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Did the employee display a high level of confidence when carrying out his/her duties and/or was he/she knowledgeable when answering questions about the other hotel facilities, elements in the guest room or immediately offer to find out the information required?
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Was service anticipatory/intuitive with the employee thinking ahead to act on future needs/opportunities of the guest? Reservations Agent questions effectively to personalize stay
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Did the employee adapt to a changing situation and/or guest's need?
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Did an employee personalize the interaction in any way and engage the caller as an individual?
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Did employees collaborate seamlessly to ensure service was organized and professional without being intrusive or repetitive?
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Did the employee actively listen, avoid interrupting and give the guest their undivided attention (i.e. the guest should not have to repeat themselves)?
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Did the employee specifically thanks the guest for the booking and closes the interaction with a polite and appropriate remark
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Where applicable, did the employee display selfcontrol and empathy in challenging interactions and offer a suitable alternative/resolution?
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Dedicated Lobby Concierge services meet standard
Lobby Concierge
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Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Concierge conveys a professional, tailored image
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Brand Pride Pin is worn and meets standard
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Concierge service is provided promptly
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Lobby Concierge is responsive and knowledgeable
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Concierge provides reservation services
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Confirmation meets standards
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Concierge service is provided promptly
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Guest provided materials are branded and professional
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Concierge is knowledgeable and confident
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Concierge delivered personalized service during interaction
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Concierge thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Server provides a professional persona
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Concierge owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Concierge uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Concierge does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Dedicated Lobby Concierge services meet standard
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Housekeeping
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Housekeeping service is provided on time
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If a 'privacy' sign/light was present; calling card/door knob card left under/on the door or a silent message/ digital communication left on the telephone?
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Guest belongings have been straightened: shoes | clothing | jackets or coat | reading material | personal toiletries
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Furnishings are straightened
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Products in the room are replenished and straightened
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Bedding is properly serviced and is clean and in good condition
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Soiled inroom dining service ware, trays or trolleys are removed from the room and not left in the corridor
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All window treatments are opened, if appropriate, have a symmetrical appearance and are uniform daytoday
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Bedding is presented according to brand guidelines
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Carpet/floor is clean
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Odor is neutral
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Trash cans are emptied
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The room has an extremely fresh, comfortable atmosphere when the guest returns
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Bath amenities, terry replaced, straightened and glasses replenished
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Vanity, sink, mirrors, cabinets and drawers are clean
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Small appliances provided by the hotel have their cords neatly coiled and appliances are tidily arranged in a convenient location
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Toilet, tub/shower and shower curtain/ glass are clean
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Bathroom floor is clean
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Where a Green housekeeping option was present for sheets/towels, was it clearly stated and did employee adhere to what the guest had requested?
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Balcony/patio furniture is clean and straightened
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Housekeeping service is cart are set and well maintained
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Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Housekeeper conveys a professional, tailored image
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Security precautions are taken when staff is servicing rooms
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Guest room corridors are kept neat and organized during daily service
Bedroom
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Entry door safety features are fully functional
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Smoke detector functional
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Closet Lighting meets standard
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Hangers, Shopping Bag & Sachet meet standard; • Hangers, matching o (4) Satin o (5) Clip – wooden o (5) Bar/Regular – wooden • (1) Large, branded shopping bag, per brand artwork and specification • (1) Scented sachet
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Valet/Laundry Amenities meet standard Closet area must minimally have: • (2) Valet/laundry bags: o (1) Plastic, per brand artwork and specification o (1) Cotton bag with drawstring ▪ States "Laundry" o It is acceptable for properties to use (2) cotton drawstring bags instead of (1) plastic and (1) cotton • (2) Valet/laundry ticket, brand identity look and feel
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Complimentary Shoeshine and Clothes Brush Elements meet standard Shoeshine elements must minimally be/include: • Shoeshine service is complimentary • Shoeshine card, per brand artwork and specification • Shoeshine bag or box o Shoeshine bag must meet brand artwork and specification o If shoeshine box is used, it is acceptable for it to be bespoke for the guestroom • (1) Matching clothes brush and shoehorn set
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Umbrella meets standard Umbrella must minimally be/include: • Present in guestroom for guest use o It is acceptable to have umbrella available upon request only for locations that have 15 inches (381mm) of rainfall annually o Brand artwork and specification (e.g., diamond or botanical pattern with grey outside)
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Bathrobes and Slippers meet standard Bathrobes and Slippers meet standard The Helena Collection by Frette robes and slippers must be in use in all Guestrooms Room must minimally provide: • (2) Bathrobes o One in the closet on a hanger o One in the bathroom on a hanger o Frette 1860 for St. Regis must be used • (2) Slippers o White, closed toe with nonskid sole o In separate, nonplastic travel bag or nonplastic band/wrap o Frette slippers must be used
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Luggage Rack meets standard Closet area must minimally have: • (2) Luggage racks, folding o It is also acceptable to have one luggage rack plus a luggage bench ▪ A bench at the foot of the bed does not count as a luggage rack
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Live Botanical meets standard; Bedroom furnishings must minimally include: • (1) Live botanical (e.g., suckling, vase, fresh flower, plant) o Emit only neutral or faint scent o Style of vessel and botanical fits with room design/hotel genre • Must be present in additional to botanical in bathroom
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Inroom Safe meets standard
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Glasses, Ice Bucket and Wine Opener Presentation meets standard; • Glasses o (2) Wine Glasses, stem or stemless o (2) Rocks in bedroom o (2) Rocks in bathroom o (2) Highball ▪ It is acceptable if placed with ice bucket o Same size in pairs o Not bagged/wrapped o Placed upside down on coasters, brand artwork or specification or better (e.g., marble, leather, glass, linen) ▪ It is acceptable for glasses housed in purposebuilt glass holders to not be displayed with coasters ▪ It is acceptable for glasses in bedroom placed on shelves above a wet bar area to be placed upright on coasters • Wine and bottle opener/corkscrew o It is acceptable if this is one device • (Suites): Coordinated o Ice bucket with lid o Ice tongs o Tray o It is acceptable if ice is available through Private Dining or no ice machines are on guest room floor
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Bottled Water meets standard; Guest room must minimally provide: • (2) Complimentary water bottles o If water is St. Regis branded, must be in current brand identity and a minimum 16.9 oz/500 ml o Additional 2 complimentary bottles offered in bathroom of hotels that do not have potable water It is acceptable: • If hotels offer water for sale, in addition to the complimentary water
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Refreshment Center Elements meet standard Refreshment Center must have: • (2) Branded coasters, per brand artwork and specification or better (e.g., Murano glass, leather, linen) o It is acceptable if coasters are placed under glasses • (2) Cocktail stirrers o As the current specification will be transitioning to a sustainable version and inventories are depleted, it is acceptable to have no logo present during this transition o Old and new specifications may not be mixed within the guestroom • (2) Cotton or linen napkins • Refreshment Center price list per brand artwork and specification
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Refreshment Center Food and Beverage Items meet standard Refreshment center must be present and minimally contain: • Snack food items • Sparkling and still water, soft drinks and juices • Premium beer • Premium spirits
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Refreshment Center items match price list Refreshment Center items match price list Mark NA if refreshment center is not present Refreshment Center items must be available for sale and match the price list Randomly select 2 items from the price list: • (1) Refrigerated item • (1) Room temperature item
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Refreshment Center is clean, in good condition and wellstocked; Refreshment Center is clean, in good condition and wellstocked Mark NA if refreshment center is not present Refreshment Center must be/have: • Bottle labels facing out o Honor bar with clear front can have labels facing into the Guestroom as long as all bottles face the same way • Clean and in good condition, including menu o It is acceptable for no menu to be in place if items are complimentary • Neat and organized • No opened, used, or expired items Randomly select 2 items and verify they are unopened, unused and/or not expired
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Television meets standard; Bedroom must minimally include (1) television: • Flat panel • Bedroom screen size: o 37 inches (93 cm) o Upon replacement January 1, 2017 or later: ▪ 55” (139.7 cm) renovation (US/CAN, CALA, EMEA, AP) ▪ 48” – 55” (121.92 cm – 139.7 cm) television replacement only (US/CAN, CALA, EUR, AP) ▪ 49” – 55” ( 124.46 cm – 139.7 cm) television replacement only (MEA) • Remote control, all in one functionality • Television must offer HDMI and USB ports Suites must have an additional flat panel television in living area, minimally: • 46 inches (116cm) o 46 55 inches (139.7 cm) upon replacement January 1, 2017 or later
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Guest Services Directory meets standard Guest Services Directory meets standard If the Compendium is present in the room, it must minimally be: • Present, holder/binder and pages o Leather holder/binder o Pages must be brand artwork • Printed o Compendium may be available via television in addition to printed copy
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Private Dining Menu meets standard Private Dining Menu meets standard If the Private Dining guide/menu is present in the room, it must minimally be: • Per brand artwork and specification • It is acceptable for the Private Dining guide/menu to be in an electronic form • Private Dining Guide/menu must highlight any gratuity charged Doorknob breakfast menu must be: • Present • In Brand Voice
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Leather Blotter and Desk Accessory Box meet standard When desk is present, guestroom desk must minimally include: • Leather blotter or leather top writing surface • Business accessory box o It is acceptable to have purposebuilt drawer inserts for organization items must be neatly organized ▪ Drawer inserts with minimal separated areas is not acceptable Business accessories must minimally include: • Highlighter • Pencil o It is acceptable if pencil is located outside of accessory box • Eraser, separate from pencil • Paper clips • Binder clips • Postit notes
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Telephones meet standard Guestroom/suite must minimally have: • (2) Telephones o (1) cordless • (2) phone lines on each phone • Preprogrammed buttons • Voicemail functionality Faceplates, if present, must minimally have: • Dialing instructions or longdistance surcharge information provided (US/CAN) o Reference to Compendium is acceptable • Room/suite number typed, or computer generated • Branded, per brand artwork and specification Telephone Pricing information: • Be present Placed in proximity to phone or in Guest Services Directory, if present o Pricing in the compendium (if present), per brand artwork and specification, OR o Telephone pricing card, per brand identity guidelines for look/feel
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Note Pad and Pen meet standard Note Pad and Pen meet standard Every bedroom/suite must minimally have at each phone: • Note pad o In brand approved artwork and specification o Placed in leather or better note pad holders • Pen o Brand identity specification must be the white SR pen with grey wordmark
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Reading Materials meet standards • (2) Magazines, different titles (e.g., Vanity Fair, Conde Nast) o It is not acceptable to have same title and 2 different issues (e.g., Vogue Nov and Dec) o Current (within the last 3 months)
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Privacy Sign and Other Brand Collateral Present and meets standard; The following branded collateral items must be present and meet brand identity standards: • (4) Guest stationery (paper/envelopes) o Stationery must match envelopes o Paper must fit in envelopes • (2) Postcards • Privacy Sign o Electronic system is acceptable (brand identity not required)
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Inroom collateral is not under glass
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Guest Room Recycling meets brand standard; Guest room recycling must minimally include: • Recycling bin or recycling portion of split waste/recycling bin o Recycling bin/portion meets brand specification o (All brands except ED): Recycling bin/portion is labeled with the approved image(s) depicting what should be recycled (e.g., paper, glass)
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Bible / Book of Mormon present
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Alarm Clock/Audio System meets standard • Alarm in the off position • Battery installed for alarm clock/audio system with battery backup option • Set to correct time (within 2 minutes) • MP3 Player/iPhone docking station o It is acceptable if all features are offered in the same device o It is acceptable if clock has USB port or is Bluetooth capable
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Easily accessed outlets are available for guests to use
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Bedding must be presented according to brand guidelines: • No waves on duvet present • Duvet is square to bed, all sides even • Top sheet hem is right side up • (CALA, EMEA, US/CAN): Signature Zfold must be in place per global bedding guidelines Helena by Frette o (AP): It is acceptable if not using Helene by Frette linens to turn down/one fold across bed o (CALA): Frette program is to be in place at all CALA locations (current or future openings) • Top sheet and duvet are matched (lengths should be equal) • Pillows are propped and positioned evenly, smoothed of waves • Pillows are squared out to bed with opening pointing inwards • Skirt if present is hanging correctly and evenly
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Bedding and mattress meet standard; • Mattress – St. Regis branded mattress o Verify medallion is present on mattress (oval with SR crest or SR monogram) • Mattress protector/bed pad • Bed skirt (if not platform bed or decorative bed frame) • Down duvet with duvet cover o Down duvet must include white goose down • Top and bottom sheets Mark No if tag is missing from duvet and contents cannot be verified Bed linens must meet standard specifications • The Helena Collection by Frette linen and duvet must be in use in all Guestrooms (US/CAN, CALA) • The Helena Collection by Frette linen and duvet transitioning to all Guestrooms by 12/31/2019 (EMEA) Check the following bed linens to verify that the St. Regis tag is present: • Sheets • Duvet cover • Pillowcases Tags on linen must be: • Duvet cover: o St. Regis tag must be used and be Frette for St. Regis or Frette 1860 for St. Regis (US/CAN, CALA, EMEA) o St. Regis tag must be used and may be either St. Regis crest, monogram or wordmark, Frette 1860 for St. Regis or Frette for St. Regis during transition (AP) • Sheets, pillowcases: o St. Regis tag must be used and be Frette for St. Regis or Frette 1860 for St. Regis (US/CAN, CALA, EMEA) o Frette tag or St. Regis tag with either crest, monogram or wordmark or Frette for St. Regis during transition (AP) Check sheets, duvet cover and randomly select 2 pillowcases to verify tag
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Bedroom Condition Pillow Fold Test • Place pillow on a flat surface • Place both hands palms up, under each end of the pillow o Make sure hands are 2 inches from the end of the pillow when folding • Fold one hand on top of the other, but do not push down • Hold for a count of 3 seconds and then release by removing hands • If your pillow opens flat within 8 seconds, it will pass the test • If your pillow does not open flat within 8 seconds, it will not pass the test
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Kitchen Utensils, Cookware and Supplies meet standards (HNLRR)
Bathroom
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Programrequired Bath Amenities meet standard
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Bath/Vanity Additional Amenities meet standard: Additional bathroom amenities must minimally include: • Cotton buds/pads/rounds • Emery board • Mouthwash • Shower cap
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Bath/Vanity Additional Suite Amenities meet standard Additional suite bathroom amenities must minimally include: • Hotels that have not implemented RBA: Larger size bath products • Vanity kit (CBA properties) • If bathtub present, bath salts
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Bath/Vanity Additional Suite Amenities meet standard: • Hotels that have not implemented RBA: Larger size bath products • If bathtub present, bath salts
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Bath/Vanity Furnishings meet standards: • Facial tissue in a tissue box holder • Mirror makeup/shaving • Toilet paper, white (2) rolls, tipped and embossed or tipped and stickered • Waste basket o No plastic bag liners • Scale, metric and imperial display
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Hair Dryer meets standard Sufficient wattage: o 1800 watts • Presented in dryer bag • Free standing • Black/dark color o It is acceptable to be a nonblack/dark color if it is the Harry Josh Pro 2000
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Live Plant/Flowers meet standards Bathroom furnishings must minimally include: • (1) Bud vase with fresh flower or live plant per guestroom bathroom vanity o Powder rooms in guestroom suites are exempt from vanity bud vase/flower requirement • Emit only neutral or faint scent • Style of vessel and botanical fits with room design/hotel genre
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Bath Terry meets standard Each full bath must minimally have: • (1) Bath rug • (3) Bath towels • (3) Face towels • (3) Hand towels • Bath mat o (1) Present by each tub and shower • (2) Bath sheets • (1) Huckback towel Towels must be: • Consistent in color • Neatly folded/rolled
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Bath towels and washcloths are the correct brand St. Regis tag may be either St. Regis crest or monogram (STR) / wordmark (St. Regis) • Credore compliance (EUR) • Credore, Welspun, and Alina Trading compliance (MEA) St. Regis terry must be Welspun terry (US/CAN, CALA) • Diamond pattern for bath sheet and bath towel • Triple line dobby for hand towel • Single line dobby for face cloth • Inlayed squares as dobby for bath mat • Patridge eye weave for Huckback towel
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Bath/vanity additional amenities present and meet standards (1) Bath brush or loofah (1) Bath caddy is in place, with amenities displayed, if bath rub present (1) Amenity tray for vanity (2) Cotton swabs/tips, logo'd (2) Cotton balls/pads Cotton pads and cotton swabs in a high quality container o It is acceptable for the cotton pads to be in the same packaging (1) Emery board, logo'd (1) Shower cap, logo'd (1) Mending kit, logo'd Logo'd items must have the St. Regis monogram
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Total False
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Total True
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Employee being Audited:
Housekeeping Turndown
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Turndown service is provided on time
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If a 'privacy' sign/light was present was a calling card/door knob card left under/on the door or a silent message/ digital communication left on the telephone?
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Bed turndown meets standards : bed linens and pillows
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Bottled water and glassware are placed at bedside
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television remote control placed on bedside table
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Turndown Amenities meet standards and brand specifications
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Guestroom is set to an evening ambiance: curtains/ shutters closed | lights adjusted | soft music
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Soft music adds to the ambiance or scenography specific environmental ambiance programming
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Guestroom living area receives second service
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Guest belongings have been straightened
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Guestroom living area receives second service
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Bathroom receives second cleaning
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Bathroom products are refreshed
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Bathroom receives second cleaning
Laundry
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Complimentary Pressing Service available
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Laundry service is available seven days a week
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Telephone Telephone etiquette meets standard
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Telephone – Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Butler/Butler Service Desk is available to take calls for pressing service
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Telephone Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Telephone Further assistance offered to the guest
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Telephone Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Pick Up/Delivery Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Pickup/Delivery Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Pickup/Delivery Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Pickup/Delivery Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Butler conveys a professional, tailored image
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Brand Pride Pin is worn and meets standard
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Butler follows the correct procedures for picking up pressing
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Butler follows correct procedures for dropping off pressing
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Pressing is presented professionally
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Butler leaves handwritten note when delivering pressing
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Butler is knowledgeable and confident
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Butler delivered personalized service during interaction
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Butler thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Butler provides a professional persona
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Service was collaborated seamlessly amongst departments, ensuring services/assistance was professional
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Butler owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Pickup/Delivery Further assistance offered to the guest
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Pickup/Delivery Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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All ordered items are accurately served
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The bill is accurate
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Total False
Public Areas
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Porte Cochere and bell carts are clean
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Porte Cochere and bell carts are in good condition
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Lobby area meets standard
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Lobby Music meets standard
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Brand scent was evident in the lobby
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Florals and botanicals meet standards
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Front Desk is a welcoming point that emphasizes a sense of arrival
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Lobby Concierge desk meets standard
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Joggers' station meets standard
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Newspapers are available for guests
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Ritz Kids Checkin is in place
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Main Entry/Vestibule Cleanliness General
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Lobby Condition Walls/Doors/Ceiling/Vents/Lighting/Windows/Treatments
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Was there adequate, clearly visible good quality signage?
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Was employee presence in managing large groups evident and effective to minimize disruption to other guests in the hotel (e.g. employee directional assistance, signage, alternative group checkin area etc.)?
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Elevator landing telephone faceplates and programming meet standards
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Elevators Cleanliness General
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Elevators Condition General
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Corridors/Stairways Cleanliness Floor
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Corridors/Stairways Condition Floor
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Corridors/Stairways Cleanliness Walls/Doors/Ceiling/Vents/Lighting/Windows/Treatments
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Corridors/Stairways Condition Walls/Doors/Ceiling/Vents/Lighting/Windows/Treatments
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Corridors/Stairways Cleanliness Furniture/Equipment/Décor Items
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Corridors/Stairways Condition Furniture/Equipment/Décor Items
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Public Restrooms meet standards
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Public Restroom live botanicals meet standards
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Public Restrooms Cleanliness Floor
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Public Restrooms Condition Floor
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Public Restrooms Cleanliness Walls/Doors/Ceiling/Vents/Lighting/Partitions
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Public Restrooms Condition Walls/Doors/Ceiling/Vents/Lighting/Partitions
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Public Restrooms Cleanliness Toilets/Urinals
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Public Restrooms Condition Toilets/Urinals
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Public Restrooms Cleanliness Sinks/Vanity/Mirrors
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Public Restrooms Condition Sinks/Vanity/Mirrors
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Public Restrooms Cleanliness Furniture/Equipment/Décor Items
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Public Restrooms Condition Furniture/Equipment/Décor Items
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Staff maintains alert posture and behaves professionally in view of the guest
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Staff consistently and respectfully personalizes interactions, addressing the guest in accordance with their preference, if known
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Staff can capably answer questions about the entire hotel or obtains effective and prompt assistance
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Staff closes interactions with a polite, appropriate remark
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All staff encountered are wearing clean and wellfitted uniforms
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Staff does not decline any request without offering appropriate alternatives
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If any negative issues encountered during the stay are called to the attention of staff, these are quickly and discreetly rectified with words of apology
Bar Lounge
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Daily evening ritual meets standard Brand Ritual
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Evening Ritual: Staff engaged guests and created celebratory environment
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Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Brand Pride Pin is worn and meets standard
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Server/Bartender greeting and order taking meets standards
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Server/Bartender conveys a professional, tailored image
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Server/Bartender Greeting and Order Taking meets standard
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Table is appropriately set and reset
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Lounge provides warm relaxing ambiance
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Lounge table provides a luxurious ambiance
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Lounge/Bar menu meet standards
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Wine list/menu meets standards and wine by the glass service includes demonstration of the label and pouring at the table
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Menu offered to within 5 minutes of seating, or within 5 minutes of presenting a menu
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Afternoon Tea is offered and listed on menu Brand Ritual
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Did the waiter automatically offer a minimum of two varieties of snacks, and in the case of shelled nuts or olives, was a pit bowl provided?
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Server/Bartender is knowledgeable and provides recommendations
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Server/Bartender suggestively rightsells beverage brand
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Beverage was properly prepared and met guest expectations for taste
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Beverages are served at appropriate temperatures
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Beverage is delivered in a timely fashion
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Beverage is delivered according to standard
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Savory snacks are presented to guest
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Server/Bartender confirms satisfaction and offers refill within 1 minute of glass 2/3 empty
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Dishes cleared within 5 minutes of guests finishing their meals at a table and 3 min at the bar
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Lounge/Bar food quality meets standard
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Server/Bartender properly presents the check
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Server/Bartender owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Server/Bartender uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Server/Bartender does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Server/Bartender is knowledgeable and confident
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Server/Bartender delivered personalized service during interaction
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Server/Bartender thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Server/Bartender provides a professional persona
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Server/Bartender uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine care and interest
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Lounge Cleanliness Floor
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Lounge Condition Floor
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Lounge Cleanliness Walls, Doors, Ceiling, Windows/Treatments
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Lounge Condition Walls, Doors, Ceiling, Windows/Treatments
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Lounge Cleanliness Furniture, Equipment, Décor Items
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Lounge Condition Furniture, Equipment, Décor Items
Restaurant Reservation
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Telephone Etiquette meets Standard: Answer |Greeting | Hold | CallBack | Avoid dead space | Tone of Voice
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Agent asks all required questions to meet standard Date | Time | Number of guests
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Agent inquires about special occasion, preferences , dietary restrictions
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Did Agent promote the hotel's services/ outlets prior to suggesting outside alternatives?
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Did the Agent follow up with suggestions/ recommendations/ local expertise to ensure guest's satisfaction?
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Agent confirms information
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Did the Agent offer accurate directions and/or transport options along with expected travel time?
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Was a digital / printed confirmation offered?
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Staff responds to or confirms inhouse requests within two hours
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Staff responds to or confirms prearrival requests within 24 hours
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Agent uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern for the guest
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Agent is knowledgeable and confident
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Agent delivered personalized service during interaction
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Agent provides a fond farewell (Three Steps of Service)
Breakfast Restaurant
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Host/Hostess If standing in a queue, an attempt to acknowledge the guest was made in a timely manner
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Host/Hostess Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Host/Hostess Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Host/Hostess Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Host/Hostess Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Host/Hostess conveys a professional, tailored image
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Host/Hostess Brand Pride Pin is worn and meets standard
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Host/Hostess seating procedure meets standard Escort the guest to their table o It is acceptable if the escort is provided by a server or manager as well o If guests wait for table, inconvenience is acknowledged Ensure table is set up with appropriate place settings o Correct number of place settings for guests at table (e.g. removing extra place settings if needed) o It is acceptable if another host/hostess provides these services (e.g. server attendant) Pull chair(s) out o Head of table first (AP, MEA) Provide menus to guests, if applicable o Ladies first (US/CAN, CALA, EUR) o Head of table first (AP, MEA)
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Host/Hostess uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Host/Hostess is knowledgeable and confident
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Host/Hostess delivered personalized service during interaction
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Host/Hostess thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Host/Hostess provides a professional persona
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Host/Hostess Further assistance offered to the guest
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Host/Hostess Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Server Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Server Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Server Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Server Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Server conveys a professional, tailored image
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Server Brand Pride Pin is worn and meets standard
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Restaurant provides an enjoyable ambiance
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Table is appropriately set and reset Be clean and in good condition Bud vase/arrangement is neat, fresh and presentable (optional) Flatware free of tarnish/wear Linens neat (if applicable) Napkins pressed allcotton or linen o It is acceptable for outdoor restaurants to use a different type of napkin o Paper napkins are not acceptable Salt and pepper shakers are present o It is acceptable if salt and pepper are served/offered o It is acceptable to not offer salt and/or pepper if the restaurant concept is a cuisine that does not utilize salt and pepper (e.g. Japanese, Chinese)
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Restaurant menu meets standards Be clean and in good condition Offer at least 2 healthy options Contain signature food and beverage offerings o Signature item(s) must be identified on the menu (e.g. by formatting, item name) or verbally explained by the server o Daily special(s) are not acceptable for signature item(s) It is acceptable for buffet restaurants to not have printed menus
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Server is knowledgeable about menus and provides recommendations
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Order taking meets standard Take order first from: o Ladies (US/CAN, CALA, EUR) o Head of table or host of party (AP, MEA) Repeat order back to guest to ensure accuracy React graciously and accommodatingly if the guest asks for something off menu or a special preparation
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Food and beverage service must be provided in a timely fashion Service is not delayed or rushed: o Server must approach table within 1 minute after being seated It is acceptable if a supporting staff member provides the initial greeting after seating o All courses must be delivered in order and not overlap each other o Soiled plates must be removed within 2 minutes after all guests at table have completed their course Serving causes little disruption to guest o Auctioning of food is not acceptable (e.g. asking which guest ordered which item)
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Food and beverage must be provided in a timely fashion Full buffet restaurants: only beverage and check timing standards apply Breakfast: Beverages including Coffee (nonspecialty), tea and/or juice are served within 1 minute of ordering o Other beverages served within 3 minutes of order o Coffee service includes pouring first cup and placing small pot on table Entree brought within 10 minutes unless a longer preparation time has been advised at the time of order Drinks refilled within 1 minute of being fully empty
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Cold beverages and juices meet standards A choice of juices are offered: At least two must be fresh or distinctive Cold beverages other than juices must be served, at time of delivery, with: Fresh garnish on rim of glass for mixed drinks
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Coffee and specialty coffee presentation meets standard Coffee Service Server must ask for guest's preference of accompaniments (i.e. sugar, milk, cream) o It is acceptable for the accompaniments to be preset on the table at buffet only restaurants Requested accompaniments must be delivered at or before time of delivery Espresso/espresso type beverages Must be available upon request Must be served in appropriate cup and silverware Must be presented with sugar and/or sweeteners at or before time of delivery o It is acceptable for sugar/sweeteners to be presented in other than caddie/container
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Hot tea presentation meets standards Tea: If served loose: o Brewed in a pot o Strainer provided It is acceptable if strainer is built into the pot If served tea bags o At least 2 tea bags o Served with a pot of hot water China pot or insulated pot specifically for tea service Server must ask if guest prefers honey and lemon or milk (optional AP, EUR, MEA) Requested accompaniments must be delivered at or before time of delivery
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Server exemplifies tenets of luxury dining Courses simultaneously brought to table for all guests o Ladies served first (US/CAN, CALA, EUR) o Head of table first (AP, MEA) o Food delivered to correct person without asking (e.g. asking which guest ordered which item) Courses were not cleared before finished or without asking if finished Cutlery replaced as needed (e.g. for buffet) Napkin refolded when guests are away from the table The level of interest in service remains constant and positive throughout the meal
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Server provides additional luxury service elements Server asks if food satisfactory at every course and takes corrective action if needed Glasses were not lifted from table to pour unless there is a physical barrier Repeat back beverage type when offering to refresh beverage (e.g. "Would you like another Absolut Espresso Martini?", "Certainly, I would be happy to bring you another Mondavi chardonnay") Food and beverage served from right, unless not accessible o Food not served over guest's shoulder, but from the side Plates are cleared from right, unless not accessible Sauces and passed items are served from left, if applicable Children are provided with an appropriate drop snack prior to bringing meal (i.e. apple slices)
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A la carte food is designed to be visually appealing
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Food was properly prepared and met guest expectations for taste
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Beverage was properly prepared and met guest expectations for taste
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Buffets have adequate food availability and visual appeal
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Server properly presents the check
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Server uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Server owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Server does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Server is knowledgeable and confident
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Server delivered personalized service during interaction
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Server thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Server provides a professional persona
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Service was collaborated seamlessly amongst departments, ensuring services/assistance was professional
Buffet
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Did an employee offer a buffet orientation on the guest’s first visit to the restaurant?
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Buffets have adequate food availability and visual appeal
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all appropriate dishes are clearly and elegantly labeled
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Includes at least two high quality healthconscious beverages
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Include a variety of nutritionally focusses options consider dietary restrictions
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the traffic flow is convenient. There are ample dishes and utensils for selfservice
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the appearance is exceptionally hygienic
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the food is wellstocked, fresh and appetizing in overall appearance. There are not any dishes more than onequarter empty and there are not any juice pitchers more than half empty
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there is an a la minute option for individual preparation of egg dishes and/or other hot foods
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Was a chef present behind the buffet at all times (where a working station was present)?
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In the case of hot foods did the chef present a clean warm plate?
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Was bread served at the table or available on the buffet?
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Were all appropriate condiments/sauces available on the buffet or offered and were they served in the appropriate containers (i.e. decanted from the bottle or miniatures)?
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Were dishes cleared within 5 minutes of guests finishing their meals or as required during the meal?
Restaurant Dinner
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Host/Hostess If standing in a queue, an attempt to acknowledge the guest was made in a timely manner
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Host/Hostess Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Host/Hostess Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Host/Hostess Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Host/Hostess Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Host/Hostess conveys a professional, tailored image
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Host/Hostess Brand Pride Pin is worn and meets standard
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Host/Hostess confirms reservation
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Host/Hostess greeting meets standard
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Host/Hostess seating procedure meets standard
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Host/Hostess uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Host/Hostess is knowledgeable and confident
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Host/Hostess delivered personalized service during interaction
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Host/Hostess provides a professional persona
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Host/Hostess Further assistance offered to the guest
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Host/Hostess Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Host/Hostess thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Server Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Server Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Server Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Server Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Server conveys a professional, tailored image
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Restaurant provides an enjoyable ambiance
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Table is appropriately set and reset
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Initial water service meets standard
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Restaurant menu meets standards
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Server is knowledgeable about menus and uses suggestive selling
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Server is knowledgeable and provides recommendations
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Order taking meets standard
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Initial food and beverage offer meets standard
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Service must be provided in a timely fashion
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Food and beverage must be provided in a timely fashion
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Coffee and specialty coffee presentation meets standard
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Hot tea presentation meets standards
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Cold beverages meet standards
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Iced tea presentation meets standards
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Wine service meet standards
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Server provides exceptional service
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Server exemplifies tenets of luxury dining
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Server provides additional luxury service elements
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Server clears courses according to standards
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Food is designed to be visually appealing
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Food was properly prepared and met guest expectations for taste
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Beverage was properly prepared and met guest expectations for taste
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Buffets have adequate food availability and visual appeal
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Total False
Private Dinning
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InRoom Dining offered 24/7 and meets standard
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Telephone Etiquette meets Standard: Answer |Greeting | Hold | CallBack | Avoid dead space | Tone of Voice
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Was the background free of any noise or disturbances (i.e. makes the conversation difficult to hear or causes a distraction)?
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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InRoom Dining order properly taken • Ask how many in party • Inform guest of the specials and/or house specialties, if applicable • Quote estimated delivery time • Repeat back complete order to guest, including any special requests and condiments mentioned by guest
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Order taker is knowledgeable and provides recommendations suggest additional items
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Telephone Order taker informs guest of gratuity (CALA, EMEA, US/CAN)
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Further assistance offered to guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered, and appreciation demonstrated
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InRoom Dining Ritz Kids Menu meets standard Include items made with organic, hormonefree, preservativefree ingredients o These items must be designated on the menu • Include a minimum of one (1) glutenfree item • Have a flatprice including entree and beverage o Must note that children under 2 eat free • Have five (5) healthy options • Not list soda/soft drinks in the children's section
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Menu includes at least two high quality healthconscious beverages
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Menu offers a variety of nutritionally focused options; dietary restrictions are considered
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InRoom/InRoom Dining delivered on time
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Room delivery announcement meets standard
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Server is visible from door viewer
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Server follows correct procedures for entering guestroom
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Server conveys a professional, tailored image
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Server creates dining ambiance
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InRoom Dining service meets standard
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InRoom Dining order delivered as ordered and complete
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Server presents bottled wine before serving
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InRoom Dining table setting meets standard
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InRoom Dining table is set properly
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Food presentation is precise and carefully plated
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Food and beverages were properly prepared and met guest expectations for taste
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Hot foods and beverages are hot when served; frozen items are firm at the time of consumption
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Foods and beverages are fresh and use high quality ingredients
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Portions are appropriate
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Cooking is executed properly and as requested
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All ordered items are accurately served
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Tray pickup procedure explained
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Server properly presents the check
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The bill is accurate
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Server owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Tray Removal meets standard
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Total False
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Total True
Pool & Beach
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Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Three Steps of Service implemented
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Pool/ Beach Attendant assists with guest's needs
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Pool/ Beach Attendant must offer timely service
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The arriving guest is escorted to a chair, and setup assistance is provided or offered
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The guest is completely comfortable. There is adequate space and privacy
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The pool setting is distinctive and promotes a sense of place
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Area provides adequate sun protection measures, including shade options and sun protection products
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Pool/ Beach Attendant offers complimentary amenity or service once per hour
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Towels easily accessible and meet standard
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The Pool/ Beach deck/beach exhibits a wellorganized and professional appearance; vacated loungers and used serviceware are swiftly cleared
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All conditions around the Pool and beach area are clean and completely hygenic
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Restrooms are located within the pool/beach area
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Was a separate shower provided at pool and/or beach?
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Pool/ Beach Attendant uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Attendant does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Attendant is knowledgeable and confident
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Personalized service delivered during interaction
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Service is thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Attendant owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Dining and/or Beverage is available and meets standard
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Dining and/or Beverage must offer timely service
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Dining and/or Beverage uses nonbreakable service/table ware
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menu is available and offers an exceptional variety of food and beverages
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All ordered items are fresh, flavorful and properly prepared
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All ordered items are accurately served
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The bill is accurate
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Pool/ Beach Area Cleanliness Floor/Deck
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Pool/ Beach Area Condition Floor/Deck
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Pool/ Beach Area Cleanliness Walls, Fencing, Doors, Ceiling, Windows/Treatments
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Pool/ Beach Area Condition Walls, Fencing, Doors, Ceiling, Windows/Treatments
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Pool/ Beach Area Cleanliness Furniture, Equipment, Décor Items
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Pool/ Beach Area Condition Furniture, Equipment, Décor Items
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Pool/Whirlpool Cleanliness (interior surfaces)
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Pool/Whirlpool Condition (interior surfaces)
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Tray Removal meets standard
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Total True
Fitness
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Fitness Center meets minimum hours of operation
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Fitness Center available complimentary for all guests
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The facility provides a fresh and comfortable workout environment
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odor free and the room temperature at a comfortable level
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Fitness Center background music is provided
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Sufficient lighting provided
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Fitness Center amenities meet standard : clock | disposable earbuds | water station | towel display | sanitizing wipes | trash cans
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Chilled face towels are provided
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Fitness Center television is present and meets standard
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Cardio and strength equipment must meet standard: types | amounts | vendor meets standard
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Equipment not crowded or cluttered and display good cord management
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The facility offers ample open floor space, allowing the guest sufficient room to themselves when using all equipment
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Fitness Center signage meets brand identity standards
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Fitness Center changing room amenities meet standard
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Restrooms are conveniently located in or near the fitness center
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Availability of personal training or fitness classes, whether virtual or in person, is made known
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Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Attendant provides a warm welcome (Three Steps of Service)
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Concierge conveys a professional, tailored image
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Attendant uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Attendant does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Did the employee display a high level of confidence when carrying out his/her duties and/or was he/she knowledgeable when answering questions about other the hotel facilities or immediately offer to find out the information required?
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Personalized service delivered during interaction
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Server thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Professional persona provided
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Attendant owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Attendant anticipates need(s) (Three Steps of Service)
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Fitness Center changing rooms are clean
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Fitness Center changing rooms are in good condition
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Fitness Center/Exercise Room Cleanliness Floor
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Fitness Center/Exercise Room Condition Floor
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Fitness Center/Exercise Room Cleanliness Walls/Doors/Ceiling/Vents/Lighting/Wind ows/Treatments
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Fitness Center/Exercise Room Condition Walls/Doors/Ceiling/Vents/Lighting/Wind ows/Treatments
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Fitness Center/Exercise Room Cleanliness Furniture/Equipment/Décor Items
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Fitness Center/Exercise Room Condition Furniture/Equipment/Décor Items
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Tray Removal meets standard
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Total False
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Total True
Spa Reservation
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Telephone Etiquette meets Standard: Answer |Greeting | Hold | CallBack | Avoid dead space | Tone of Voice
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Reservation Agent questions effectively to book reservation: Guest preferences | Guest name | Date and time
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Reservation Agent is knowledgeable about the services and offered to book reservation
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Staff leads the conversation and exhibits an interest in the guest's spa experience
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Appointments are efficiently booked, with staff guiding the guest to the most logical and convenient sequence of multiple treatments
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If requested treatment(s) are not available at desired times, thoughtful alternatives are offered
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Staff describes facilities available in the spa Spa Valet/Attendant: Warm welcome/greeting provided Upon entering was there a sense of calm and serene? Was there a designated receptionist present upon arrival? Did the employeee confirm the guests appointment details?
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Staff recommends an appropriate arrival time for registration and to enjoy the facilities
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Reservation Agent quotes rates and inclusions
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Reservation Agent explains cancellation policy
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Details of the booking are repeated for confirmation
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Confirmation sent to guest
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Was a digital / printed confirmation offered?
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Staff responds to or confirms inhouse requests within two hours
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Staff responds to or confirms prearrival requests within 24 hours
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Agent uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern for the guest
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Agent is knowledgeable and confident
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Agent delivered personalized service during interaction
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Agent provides a fond farewell (Three Steps of Service)
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Attendant does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Did the employee display a high level of confidence when carrying out his/her duties and/or was he/she knowledgeable when answering questions about other the hotel facilities or immediately offer to find out the information required?
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Personalized service delivered during interaction
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Server thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Professional persona provided
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Attendant owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Attendant anticipates need(s) (Three Steps of Service)
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Fitness Center changing rooms are clean
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Fitness Center changing rooms are in good condition
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Fitness Center/Exercise Room Cleanliness Floor
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Fitness Center/Exercise Room Condition Floor
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Fitness Center/Exercise Room Cleanliness Walls/Doors/Ceiling/Vents/Lighting/Wind ows/Treatments
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Fitness Center/Exercise Room Condition Walls/Doors/Ceiling/Vents/Lighting/Wind ows/Treatments
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Fitness Center/Exercise Room Cleanliness Furniture/Equipment/Décor Items
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Fitness Center/Exercise Room Condition Furniture/Equipment/Décor Items
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Tray Removal meets standard
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Total False
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Total True
Spa Arrival
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If standing in a queue, an attempt to acknowledge the guest was made in a timely manner
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Provide a warm welcome (Three Steps of Service)
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Spa Front Desk agent provides checkin experience: confirm bookings | briefly describe amenities and/or treatment flow
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Spa reservation is correct
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Checkin is timely
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Spa Front Desk agent upsells additional services
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If a consultation form or waiver is provided, the timing is convenient and the presentation is refines
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Staff offers at least a partial escort to locker rooms, relaxation lounges or a full escort if going directly to a spa suite
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Spa Front Desk agent uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern LQA Booking was made within 24 hours, did the employee confirm therapist gender at the time of booking and was adhered to? Was a confirmation received and did it include Spa etiquette and cancellation policy? Did the employee advise the guest to arrive early to use the amenities prior to their treatement, where applicable?
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Spa Front Desk Agent does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Spa Front Desk Agent is knowledgeable and confident
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Anticipates need(s) (Three Steps of Service)
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Service is thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine care and interest
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Provides a warm welcome (Three Steps of Service)
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Escort to locker area meets standard Spa Valet/Attendant: Warm welcome/greeting provided Upon entering was there a sense of calm and serene? Was there a designated receptionist present upon arrival? Did the employeee confirm the guests appointment details?
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A helpful, unrushed orientation and tour of the spa and locker room is automatically provided for firsttime guests
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The assigned locker is comfortably located, and the guest is adequately distanced from other guests
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The locker rooms and grooming areas are extremely clean and in excellent condition
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Spa Valet/Attendant provides spa attire
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Sufficient appropriately sized towels are neatly arranged in convenient locations
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Robes and sandals/slippers are provided and neatly arranged
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Spa attire is appropriately sized
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Lockers are conveniently sized and equipped with at least one high quality multifunctioning hanger
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Spa Valet/Attendant uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Spa Valet/Attendant does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Spa Valet/Attendant is knowledgeable and confident
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Personalized service delivered during interaction
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Service is thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine care and interest
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Total False
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Total True
Spa Treatment
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The guest is called for their treatment in a discreet and personalized manner. The therapist proactively approaches the guest
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Therapist provides a warm welcome (Three Steps of Service)
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Therapist begins treatment to standard
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Therapist asks questions to ensure comfort and safety of the guest
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Therapist stays in the room throughout the treatment, except at the outset and conclusion
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Was the treatment free of any interruptions and outside noise?
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Treatment meets standard
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• Honor requests/concerns (pressure, focus areas)
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• Verify your comfort a minimum of 1 time during treatment
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• Keep additional conversation to a minimum, speaking only when prompted
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• Answer any questions that the guest asks accurately without offering medical advice
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• Perform treatment as described
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• Ensure that areas that are not being worked on are appropriately covered with towels/sheets, if applicable
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Therapist concludes treatment to standard
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Treatment begins and ends on time
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Therapist is aware of other treatments the guest has booked during the same spa visit to ensure a sense of continuity
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Was the guest escorted back to the lounge, changing/locker room or reception area and thanked?
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Did the treatment received reflect what was advertised?
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Before beginning, therapist inquires about any medical concerns and/or special requirements. A brief skin assessment is also performed
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During facials, massage techniques are luxuriously provided, particularly during periods where esthetician is otherwise unoccupied
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After treatment is executed, the products and application produce the promised effects as reasonably applicable
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Treatment room is immaculate in appearance
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The treatment table setup, including the linens and pillows, is extremely comfortable and luxurious
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All furnishings, linens and equipment are immaculate, hygienic and neatly organized/arranged at all times
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At all times during the treatment, ambiance is relaxed, quiet, private and comfortable
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Environmental comfort factors such as temperature and music can be adjusted from inside the treatment room
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Therapist uses appropriate verbiage shows genuine concern
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Therapist does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Therapist is knowledgeable and confident
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Personalized service delivered during interaction
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Service is thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Therapist anticipates need(s) (Three Steps of Service)
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Total False
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Total True
Spa Departure
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Provides a warm welcome (Three Steps of Service)
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Spa Valet/Attendant uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Spa Attendant Does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Spa Attendant Owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Spa Attendant Delivered personalized service during interaction
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Spa Attendant Anticipates need(s) (Three Steps of Service)
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Spa Attendant Provides a fond farewell (Three Steps of Service)
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If standing in a queue, an attempt to acknowledge the guest was made in a timely manner
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Provide a warm welcome (Three Steps of Service)
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Spa Front Desk Agent determines satisfaction with treatment
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Upsells additional treatments and products
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Informs guest of gratuity
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Spa Front Desk Agent provides accurate bill
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Spa checkout is handled in a timely manner
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Spa Front Desk Agent uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Spa Front Desk Agent does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Spa Front Desk Agent is knowledgeable and confident
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Spa Front Desk Agent delivered personalized service during interaction
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Spa Front Desk Agent was thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Delivered personalized service during interaction
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Spa Front Desk Agent owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Anticipates need(s) (Three Steps of Service)
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Environmental comfort factors such as temperature and music can be adjusted from inside the treatment room
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Therapist uses appropriate verbiage shows genuine concern
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Therapist does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Therapist is knowledgeable and confident
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Personalized service delivered during interaction
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Service is thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Therapist anticipates need(s) (Three Steps of Service)
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Total False
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Total True
Spa Facility
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The RitzCarlton Spa signage and collateral meets standards
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When entering the spa was there a sense of arrival that was calm and serene: sensory experience
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All public areas have an extremely fresh, comfortable atmosphere at all times during the spa visit
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There is always a strong sense of calm throughout all public areas of the spa
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Separate men's and women's relaxation lounges are available
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When appropriate to the destination, coed relaxation lounges are available
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Staff within the public areas comport themselves professionally, with discretion and complete respect for the guest's space and privacy
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Refreshments offered at the spa include beverages and dry and fresh snacks. At least one snack option is nutritionally focused
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All spa refreshments are of exceptional quality, including at least one specialty item
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Refreshments are wellstocked, fresh and appetizing in overall appearance
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The use of sound, light, scent and other sensory elements combine to create a distinctive sense of place and promote general wellbeing
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There is a strong sense of health safety and security throughout the spa
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Relaxation lounge amenities meets standard: ambiance based on senses
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Relaxation Lounge Amenities meets standard: beverages | food items | reading materials
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Spa Locker and Locker Room Setup meets standard
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Spa locker room provides personal grooming items
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Spa Locker Room Showers meet standards
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Hot water, strong pressure and no vacillating water temperatures are present in showers
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Amenities are always plentifully stocked and conveniently arranged in showers and dressing areas
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Shower amenities are exceptionally luxurious in quality and presentation
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Spa Locker Room Wet Areas meet standards
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Linens and sandals/slippers are disposed of discreetly
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Spa areas and Relaxation Lounge floors are clean
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Spa areas and Relaxation Lounge floors are in good condition
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Spa areas and Relaxation Lounge walls, doors, ceiling and windows/treatments are clean
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Spa areas and Relaxation Lounge walls, doors, ceiling and windows/treatments are in good condition
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Spa areas and Relaxation Lounge furniture, equipment and decor items are clean
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Spa areas and Relaxation Lounge furniture, equipment and decor items are in good condition
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Spa Locker Room restroom/shower facility floor is clean
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Spa Locker Room restroom/shower facility floor is in good condition
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Spa Locker Room restroom/shower walls, doors, ceiling and windows/treatments are clean
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Spa Locker Room restroom/shower walls, doors, ceiling and windows/treatments are in good condition
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Spa Locker Room restroom/shower furniture, equipment and decor items are clean
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Spa Locker Room restroom/shower furniture, equipment and decor items are in good condition
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Service is thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Therapist anticipates need(s) (Three Steps of Service)
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Total False
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Total True
Bell Departure
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Telephone Etiquette meets Standard: Answer |Greeting | Hold | CallBack | Avoid dead space | Tone of Voice
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Luggage retrieval request meets standard: offer to retrieve valet or other transportation | estimated time of pickup provided | inform guest if there is a delay for pickup
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Agent confirms the number of pieces to be collected so to arrive to the room with a trolley
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Agent delivered personalized service during interaction
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Agent provides a fond farewell (Three Steps of Service)
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Announcement meets standard
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Bell staff arrives in a timely fashion: Arrive at room within 5 minutes of time requested if prearranged. Arrive at room within 8 minutes of departure call if not prearranged
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Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Bell staff greets guest by name and requests permission to enter
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Bell staff confirms all belongings are collected
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Bell staff owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Bell staff uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern
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Bell staff does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Bell staff is knowledgeable and confident
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Bell staff anticipates need(s) (Three Steps of Service)
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Bell staff thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Service was collaborated seamlessly amongst departments, ensuring services/assistance was professional
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Bell staff escorts guest to Front Desk [can be someone else]
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Was the guest’s luggage attended to at all times in public areas, once in the care of an employee?
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Did the employee pack the guest’s luggage into the transport and confirm the number of luggage pieces at the point of departure?
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Did the employee offer car door assistance?
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Did the employee offer a sincere farewell at the end of the conversation and show appreciation?
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Spa areas and Relaxation Lounge furniture, equipment and decor items are in good condition
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Spa Locker Room restroom/shower facility floor is clean
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Spa Locker Room restroom/shower facility floor is in good condition
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Spa Locker Room restroom/shower walls, doors, ceiling and windows/treatments are clean
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Spa Locker Room restroom/shower walls, doors, ceiling and windows/treatments are in good condition
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Spa Locker Room restroom/shower furniture, equipment and decor items are clean
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Spa Locker Room restroom/shower furniture, equipment and decor items are in good condition
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Service is thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Therapist anticipates need(s) (Three Steps of Service)
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction
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Total False
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Total True
Check Out
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Warm welcome/greeting provided
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Guest name used during the experience, when known
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Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction
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Wellgroomed and professional, wearing a uniform
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Front Desk Agent conveys a professional, tailored image
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Brand Pride Pin is worn and meets standard
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Staff offers assistance immediately or if in a queue acknowledged within 1 minute and offered assistance within 2 minutes?
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Checkout experience meets standard Acknowledge guests waiting in line, if applicable o It is acceptable if someone other than the front desk agent acknowledges the guest (e.g. manager, lobby ambassador) Ask guest about satisfaction with stay Ask if any additional charges have been incurred (e.g. lunch, retail) Offer option of reviewing your bill Confirm method of payment Inquire if the guest has a Loyalty Program member number if it is not already in the profile Extend offer to return o Agent concludes by restating his/her own name and offers a sincere thanks for staying at The St. Regis with an encouragement to return Ensure transaction was discreet Offer to assist with transition to what's next, examples: o Offer livery/transportation service or reservation assistance o Offer to print boarding pass or driving directions (US/CAN, CALA)
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Checkout folio meets standard Folio must be placed in a customized checkout folder Folio must be brand artwork and specification Place copy of bill directly in guest's hand
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Guest is informed that email Folio will be sent If folio was offered via email was it delivered within 2 hours of check out
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Checkout service is provided in a timely manner Entire checkout transaction including time in queue must take less than: 5 MINUTES
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Staff confirms UNICEF Check Out for Children donation
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Front Desk Agent uses appropriate verbiage shows genuine concern
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Front Desk Agent does not decline a request without offering alternatives
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Front Desk Agent is knowledgeable and confident
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Front Desk Agent delivered personalized service during interaction
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Front Desk Agent thoughtful and intuitive, demonstrating anticipatory service when appropriate and helpful
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Front Desk Agent provides a professional persona
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Service was collaborated seamlessly amongst departments, ensuring services/assistance was professional
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Front Desk Agent owns and resolves guest's requests and opportunities immediately
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Further assistance offered to the guest
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Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated. Asked if guest enjoyed their stay
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The overall experience met guest expectations and was free of negative detractors
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Rate Emotional Engagement with interaction