Favourite Guests

Everyone has one. Doesn't matter if you are working on the bar, reception, in the restaurant. You meet hundreds of people every week, there are some just passing by, and some you welcome back regularly. And then there are the favourites.

It won't be the one who stays there the most, spends the most money or is a highly ranked loyalty member. They won't be your favourite because they take the least time at the desk, have no fuss or bad words at check out. Or the ones giving you 5 star rating on TripAdvisor. The one who speaks kindly down to you, like it is a privilege. Or the one telling you about their fantastic holiday neither the one moaning about their day.

It will be the one who knows you want to start driving, and is checking up on your progress. The one who comes specifically to you if he has a request. The one who would rather wait for you to finish the phonecall so you can chat over check in. The one who will tell you if he had a difficult day but then remembers to ask, how was yours. The one you know that won't be mad if you won't have upgrade available.

It will be the one who doesn't expect it, but will thank you for your extra effort.
It will be the one who will ask the others where you are after you have gone.
It will be the one who treats you just as equal human as they are.

They are the ones, who sometimes, on very special days, will ask YOU first 'how are you', and you don't have to pull the fake smile, because it is just nice to welcome them back.

They are the ones I am there for, and it is so worth it.


Moo.

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