Dealing with complaints at a hotel

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DEALING WITH COMPLAINTS (Template) RECEPTIONIST:

Answers the phone (name, department…) e.g. Reception, Mary speaking!

GUEST:

Identifies himself/herself and his/her room number e.g. This is Mr. Stevenson in room 517.

RECEPTIONIST:

Offers help e.g. Ah, yes, Mr. Stevenson. How may I help you?

GUEST:

Explains his/her problem e.g. I´ve just checked in and I think my room hasn´t been cleaned: the bed isn´t made, the towels in the bathroom haven´t been changed and the floor is a bit dirty.

RECEPTIONIST:

Apologises e.g. I´m terribly sorry, sir. I´ll talk to Housekeeping and they´ll send someone up immediately.

RECEPTION --- HOUSEKEEPING HOUSEKEEPER:

Answers the telephone (name, department…) e.g. Housekeeping, Judith speaking!

RECEPTIONIST:

Identifies himself/herself e.g. Hello, Judith. This is Mary from Reception

HOUSEKEEPER:

Offers help e.g. Hi, Mary. How can I help you?

RECEPTIONIST:

Explains the problem e.g. The guest in room 517 has just called me complaining about his room. The bed hasn´t been made, the towels in the bathroom haven´t been changed and the floor is dirty.

HOUSEKEEPER:

Apologises and offers a solution e.g. Do not worry! I´ll send a chambermaid up straightaway.

RECEPTIONIST:

Thanks Housekeeping e.g. Thank you very much

HOUSEKEEPER:

Says goodbye e.g. Bye!

RECEPTIONIST:

Says goodbye e.g. Bye, bye!

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