7 Perks You Probably Didn't Know Hotel Staff Can Give You
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Want to have the most luxurious stay possible? Ask the front desk to assist you with these things.
If you’re only looking to hotel front desk staff to help with check-in and check-out, you’re missing out.
Front desk staffers are prepped and ready to help hotel guests. While not all hotels offer the exact same amenities (or level of care), there are some nearly across-the-board requests they can assist with — and you’re probably unaware of some of these offerings.
Below, hotel front desk staff from across the country share how they can help you have a relaxing or luxurious stay:
1. They can give restaurant recommendations.
Online dining guides and social media make it easy to just use your phone to find a good place for dinner, but front desk workers carry a wealth of real-life knowledge in this realm.
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