Do you do work travel? Do you tip at hotels?
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I don’t think this is necessarily a “work travel” question. It’s not standard but I have heard of tipping the cleaning staff at hotels because they are often the least thought about but are the backbone of the industry.
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But I wouldn’t question if you were doing the right or wrong thing. It’s definitely NOT a tipped position
I do travel for work on occasion and I don’t tip at hotels. I think the hotels I generally stay at for work are just your average hotel that people don’t regularly tip at. But now I’m second guessing if and who I should be tipping. Any insight?
I’m The same boat I stayed with a coworker and she tipped housekeeping $10 cash in the room at the end of our stay. It was just a normal Marriott basic place. So now I’m questioning everything!
I do occasionally travel for work, and I make an effort to tip hotels whenever I can. Although it's a small gesture, I think it goes a long way toward expressing gratitude for the service sector. How about you?
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Most hotels I stay in are so self-service, not sure whom I would tip. Cleaning crew maybe? How do I know they cleaned the room and did not just do the bare minimum?
If you get daily housekeeping, then maybe a small tip will do. Most hotels don’t do that anymore to cut costs and only do turn-downs every 3 nights.
Hotel stays are pricey enough that I’m not tipping if I don’t get any additional service. If I get room service, eat at the restaurant, have someone help me with bags then, yes I will tip those individuals that served me.
Yes do tip for the cleaning staff..