Arrival Experience Audit for Forbes Standard
by Spencer Theriot, from the Community
This arrival experience audit helps hospitality teams measure service against the Forbes Standard from curbside to check-in. It covers greeting guests within 30 seconds, bell and valet assistance, luggage handling, and seamless handoff to registration. Front desk standards include eye contact, smiles, anticipatory questions, confirming reservations and special requests, offering water or prosecco, and providing directions or escorting to rooms. The template evaluates personalization and name usage, timing of the registration process, and service recovery using the LEARN model. Operational spot checks verify guest preferences and arrival times, with areas for comments and signatures.
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