How to Make the Process of Leaving a Hotel Better​

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How to Make the Process of Leaving a Hotel Better?
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How to Make Checking Out of a Hotel Easier?

• Unless your friend intends to stay for a very
  long time, you will eventually have to say
  goodbye to them. A customer's loyalty to a motel
  can depend not only on their first stay but also
  on how they feel about it in the end. When a
  guest checks out, you should focus more on
  building a relationship with them than on the
  transactional (billing) side of their stay. To
  show that you care, you should make the process
  of leaving easy and stress-free.

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The Easiest Way to Leave Your Hotel
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Look at the Gifts

• If you can, give a small gift to your guest as
  they leave. They can only fit so much in their
  carry-on luggage. Food is a great option because
  it provides them with something to consume on the
  way back, but it may be more difficult for guests
  who have food sensitivities.

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Give Feedback and Ask for It

• By asking site visitors for feedback, you show
  that you care about how they use your site. They
  might not want to say something bad in person, so
  your comment survey is useful. It is your last
  chance to make things right with a customer
  before they leave and write a bad review.

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Transportation

• An Uber app, as well as a roster of taxis? This
  will not only make the first leg of your
  visitor's trip home simpler, but it will also
  save you money. Even in a new metropolis,
  tourists may be unaware of the most useful or
  cost-effective means of transit.

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Explain Your Contactless Options

• Self-check-in and self-check-out have the same
  benefits. Occasionally, visitors are too busy to
  visit the front counter, but they require
  assistance getting to their aircraft in the
  foyer. Allow them to complete the purchase using
  their cell phones instead.

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Treating Guests With a Smile is the Best

• Smile and show people the door. Even though the
  system works, it doesn't feel like it was made
  for me. Spend some time welcoming people and
  telling them to have a safe journey as they
  leave. Being courteous goes a long way.

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Notes for Visitors Following Their Arrival

• Your first opinion was most likely not as correct
  as you thought. After their stay, use the
  feedback page to submit a courteous thank-you
  letter. When a guest signs out, your system
  should instantly give them a statement and a
  charge. As a follow-up, send a poll or assessment
  request three to seven days later.

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Thank You