This telephone etiquette checklist for W Rome supports hotel front office and guest services teams in delivering consistent, professional calls. It audits key behaviors such as answering within three rings, using a calm and clear tone, proper greeting and department identification, using the caller’s name, requesting permission before placing on hold with timely updates, staying on the line when transferring, and closing with a courteous farewell and final assistance offer.
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