Hotel Housekeeping

The property components of hospitality have not changed significantly from the early provision of lodging away from home to the great grand and famous hotels of today. Hotels and hospitality properties can vary significantly in style, quality, size, type and location but they all share similar characteristics in terms of core facilities they provide for the guest. Developments within the industry have tended to focus on the introduction of technology into the hospitality facilities as well as the use of technology in managing those facilities. The range of facilities have extended to incorporate features such as iPod docks, on-demand guest entertainment systems, and WiFi and Internet connections. These developments extend on basic facilities

This report list room occupied that night indicates guests who are expected to check out the following day. The executive housekeeper procures and consults this list early in the morning and schedules the occupied room for cleaning. As guest check out, the front office notifies housekeeping. Housekeeping ensures that these rooms are given top priority in servicing, so that clean rooms are available for sale. To ensure efficient rooming of guests, both housekeeping and front office must inform each other of changes in a room’s status. Out of order, under repair, or similar, is important for proper room’s

New technologies, both software and hardware, are changing the way internal hotel operations are managed; they are all about providing better guest service and keeping operations running smoothly. Employee-facing technology has the greatest potential to improve daily operations and the productivity of hotel employees. The hoteliers that embrace the proliferation of new technologies will empower their staff to spend more time with customers and truly deliver a service as opposed to being seen as