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Guestroom - Reservation

  • Telephone - telephone etiquette Meets standards

  • Main hotel telephone answering meets standards

  • Reservation agent greetings meets luxury standards

  • Reservation agent is knowledgeable about restaurant outlets

  • If caller is placed on hold, total hold time does not exceed 3 minutes

  • Reservation agent offers to book reservation to luxury standards

  • Reservation agent assumes the sale

  • Reservation agent attempts to upsell to club room or suite

  • Reservation agent is knowledgeable about the property

  • Reservation agent mentions applicable fees

  • Reservation agent questions effectively to personalize the stay

  • Reservation agent offers to sign up the guest for rewards program

  • Reservation agent gathers information to book reservation

  • Reservation agent confirms reservation

  • Reservation agent explained booking rules and cancellation policy

  • Telephone - Warm welcome/greeting provided

  • Telephone - Guest name used during the experience, when known

  • Telephone - further assistance offered to the guest

  • Telephone - Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated

  • Telephone - reservation agent provides the fond farewell (Three steps of service)

  • Telephone - Reservation agent uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern

  • Telephone - the overall experience met guest expectations and was free of negative detractors

  • Reservation agent enhances emotional engagement (Positive)

  • Reservation agent enhances emotional engagement (Negative)

  • Pre-arrival email meets standards

  • Follow-up electronic inquiry is made within 24 Hours

Restaurant - Reservation

  • Telephone - Telephone etiquette meets standard

  • Telephone - Warm welcome/greeting provided

  • Telephone - Reservation Agent follows phone etiquette

  • Reservation Agent asks all required questions to meet standard

  • Reservation Agent confirms information

  • Telephone - Guest name used during the experience, when known

  • Telephone - Further assistance offered to the guest

  • Telephone - Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated

  • Telephone - Reservation Agent provides a fond farewell (Three Steps of Service)

  • Telephone - Reservation Agent uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern for the guest

  • Telephone - The overall experience met guest expectations and was free of negative detractors

  • Reservation Agent enhances emotional engagement (positive)

  • Reservation Agent enhances emotional engagement (Negative)

Spa - Reservations

  • Telephone - Telephone etiquette meets standard

  • Telephone - Warm welcome/greeting provided

  • Telephone - Reservation Agent follows phone etiquette

  • Reservation Agent is knowledgeable about the services and offered to book reservation

  • Reservation Agent quotes rates and inclusions

  • Confirmation sent to guest

  • Reservation Agent questions effectively to book reservation

  • Telephone - Guest name used during the experience, when known

  • Reservation Agent explains cancellation policy

  • Telephone - Further assistance offered to the guest

  • Telephone - Warm and sincere closing offered and appreciation demonstrated

  • Telephone - Reservation Agent provides a fond farewell (Three Steps of Service)

  • Reservation Agent uses appropriate verbiage and shows genuine concern

  • Telephone - The overall experience met guest expectations and was free of negative detractors

  • Reservation Agent enhances emotional engagement (positive)

  • Reservation Agent enhances emotional engagement (Negative)

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