Requesting entry to a guest room
A guest's hotel room should ideally feel like a home away from home - somewhere comfortable and private they can retreat to. And, just like with home food...
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Lesson details
A guest’s hotel room should ideally feel like a home away from home - somewhere comfortable and private they can retreat to. And, just like with home food delivery, you would never let yourself into someone else’s private space to drop off food! So in this lesson, Ben Kershaw explores some best-practice strategies for politely gaining entry to a guest room.
What you'll learn in the Requesting entry to a guest room lesson
- The standard procedure for requesting entry to a room
- What to do if the guest does not answer their door
- How to respond if a room feels unsafe or uncomfortable
Instructor

Ben Kershaw is an accomplished hotel manager and expert in delivering luxury room service. Throughout his career, he has been professionally involved with a wide range of both boutique and luxury hotel brands, consistently providing exceptional...
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