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Temporary solace for customers to stay by Dinesh Kumar
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Temporary solace for customers to stay |
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Business,E-Commerce
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Short stay while travel is common these days. Such establishments of temporary stay are developing in large numbers. Both large and small hotels are available for people depending on various categories. Multiple cost packages and facilities segregate hotels into star ratings. The five and seven star segments occupy the utmost luxury segment. These require excessive charges and come with a premium. The other hotels, though not star rated, still guarantee an economic and comfortable stay. Hotels avail a plethora of services for their customers. A reception is one of the most common features of a hotel. A 24 hour facility that caters to the needs of the customers is an ideal reception practice. A built-in restaurant helps travellers to put them at ease at their place of stay. Many hotels have complementary facilities like room servicing and board rooms. The facilities depend entirely on the type of hotel preferred and the situation. Every hotel takes some years to make its mark. With modern facilities and best practices it becomes a clear leader when comparing its nearest rivals in the market. Thus the organization grows only if the customer is attracted to it. This simple reason is the key in making a successful business. It also provides free promotions, trust and good-will of the customers of all categories. This policy is very important while catering to the needs of customers. There are basically two major categories of hotels-transient and reside. The transient ones are for a temporary stay while the latter one is meant for longer stays. Both come with standard facilities depending on the place. Luxury hotels are specifically rated as 2, 3, 5 or 7 stars respectively. These entirely depend on what the hotel offers to its customers at a premium cost. Different people stay in any of them depending on their financial condition. Service to the customer is the main policy followed in hotels. Understanding the sensibilities of various people visiting is a sign of good care. The Hotel Customer Care representatives deal with the queries and needs of the customers. Training of the staff is necessary for providing proper service. Assisting in room servicing, responding to needs 24 X7 and ensuring hospitable behaviour adds to the care given. Thus, the representatives have a huge impact on customer satisfaction. The customer might sometimes not feel satisfied with the service. Stale rooms, inefficient personnel and hotel staff may not be up to the mark. In such situation, the customer could register a Hotel Complaint. This could be done to the hotel administration or to consumer courts. The hotel is thus forced to respond to complaints legally. Getting feedback from customers occasionally is a good way of reducing these issues. There may also be Complaint against Hotel staff. The customer could feel that the practices followed are not sufficient. Such behaviours are expected to be responded with an apology. The customer here gets legal rights to lodge a complaint. Hence, to maintain a brand name, the hotel must ensure to keep its discrepancies on a low. Every behaviour or response from the customer should be taken as a lesson for effective functioning.
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