It’s common for hotels to tack on a “service charge” or gratuity for room service in advance, so check your bill before tipping.
If they’re really good, they’ll uncover your food and present it nicely on the table. These are the folks who get your room-service order from the kitchen to your room.
Tipping bellhop plus#
Ever wonder how that package you were expecting magically appeared on the desk in your room? The bellman probably brought it.Ĭustomary tip: $1 to $2 per bag, or a flat $5 plus $1 per bag, for storing bags or taking them to your room $1 to $2 for a standard delivery tip extra if you get a great room orientation. Bellmen can often be found making room deliveries throughout your stay. Great bellmen will check your room before having you enter, give you a room orientation (explaining where light switches are, how the remote control functions, how the phones work, etc.), check for your satisfaction and grab anything else that you might immediately need, such as ice or an extra pillow. Bellmen take your bags upon arrival, wait as you check in and escort you to your room. Bellmen will store your luggage if you arrive before your room is ready, or if you must check out of your room before you are ready to leave the property. For example, if you know you’ll need your car again very shortly after parking, you can ask the valet to keep the car close, or “stage” it, so it’s easy to retrieve upon your return.Ĭustomary tip: $2 for each car retrieval $1 per piece for luggage assistance.Ī bellman’s main job is to help you with your luggage. They can also help with special requests. They may assist with your bags, helping the bellman load and unload the car. Valet attendants park and retrieve your car.
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