Do you tip hotel concierge---Paris?
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Do you tip hotel concierge---Paris?
I will be staying in Paris for 15 nights and will use the concierge or hotel staff for some reservations. Do you tip every staff person who provides service? Each time or upon departure? I've searched but haven't seen any info on this subject?
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Good evening, Beth Personally would
tip the concierge for the specific service, he renders, each time, and
perhaps a greater amount in the beginning to insure acknowledgement.
If this is incorrect, please advise but
have been doing this for many years
and have not had a problem..
Richard of LaGrange Park, Il..
tip the concierge for the specific service, he renders, each time, and
perhaps a greater amount in the beginning to insure acknowledgement.
If this is incorrect, please advise but
have been doing this for many years
and have not had a problem..
Richard of LaGrange Park, Il..
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I tipped $60 (US $ because I was out of Euro and I knew the hotel had an exchange service) in an envelope with "for the staff" marked on it at the end of a three day stay. There was no concierge as far as I could tell, but the reception desk staff(several different people) helped with one reservation, a confirmation, called a health club for me, general questions, etc.
Was that a faux pas?
Was that a faux pas?
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Danna
I don't think trying to be generous is ever a faux pas. I would just be concerned that whoever gets the envelope is honorable enough to truly share it.
Tipping suggestions in general
http://www.bparis.com/newsletter1464...attrib_id=1946
www.worldexecutive.com/cityguides/paris/etiquette.html
www.fodors.com (click on tipping guides) or check your guidebook
Concierges specifically: http://conciergeassoc.org/concierg/concierg.htm
I don't think trying to be generous is ever a faux pas. I would just be concerned that whoever gets the envelope is honorable enough to truly share it.
Tipping suggestions in general
http://www.bparis.com/newsletter1464...attrib_id=1946
www.worldexecutive.com/cityguides/paris/etiquette.html
www.fodors.com (click on tipping guides) or check your guidebook
Concierges specifically: http://conciergeassoc.org/concierg/concierg.htm