Tipping can be very confusing during your hotel stay. Why should you tip, when should you tip, who should you tip and how much should you tip are all questions that you need to face when it comes to your hotel stay. To help you relax during your trip let's run through each of these questions.
Why Should You Tip?
The other guests staying at your B&B will not be a milling of faces constantly in the way. There will probably only be a few other guests and d you may actually get to know them quite well. New friends, I think so. The space and privacy are huge winning points for B&B's. Much more like staying at home than a hotel.
2. Value Service leaving the guy up to the honeymoon also has some nice perks for me. I can find a nice honeymoon getaway without breaking the bank. Now, I am not a cheap guy. For me it is all about value (price and quality). When it comes to Value B&Bs are hard to beat. Bigger rooms, better service, nicer perks are all part of the experience. The large reason for this is that a Bed and Breakfast survives based on referrals.
1. Come early - Individuals who come early are most likely to receive the room. If you are arriving late in the evening there is a good chance that all of the rooms have been filled. If you are afraid you may be walked make sure to arrive in the morning or early afternoon.
There is a big choice for when to tip. Should it be after or before your stay? This really comes down to what your objective is. If you are hoping for some extra benefits as you begin your stay slip a twenty to the front desk attendant. If you are waiting for good service for your tips you can tip toward the end of your trip. You may also distribute your tips throughout the trip or save all your tips to be given at the end of the trip.
If you are planning on tipping throughout your trip make sure to keep plenty of dollar bills with you. It is extremely awkward to give a large tip and then ask for change. Carry those singles. There are some hotels where tipping is not expected because they add a gratuity charge to your hotel stay. This is especially typical of bed and breakfasts. If you are confused about the tipping policies call ahead for information. Often returning to New York for business I would stay in hotels in Norwalk Connecticut to avoid the rush of the city in the evening. I realized that if I always stayed at the same hotel I needed to tip well because the staff remembers me and give great service.
Who and How Much should you tip?
6. Romantic Getaway Finally, the reason why I am looking for them in the first place, romance. Not to say that just about anyone can enjoy a B&B but they make a great getaway for couples. Whether it be your honeymoon or just a few days together a Bed and Breakfast offers seclusion, quiet, and time together. All of this without costing you your kid's college education. As you are reading this blog I am guessing you plan on staying at a Bed and Breakfast.
However, it really depends on your style. You may be better off staying at a hotel in Norwalk, CT then a small bed and breakfast in New York. It really is up to you. Whatever your preference look around and don't be afraid to try something new. I still have plenty of wedding planning to do, wish me luck.
Why Should You Tip?
The other guests staying at your B&B will not be a milling of faces constantly in the way. There will probably only be a few other guests and d you may actually get to know them quite well. New friends, I think so. The space and privacy are huge winning points for B&B's. Much more like staying at home than a hotel.
2. Value Service leaving the guy up to the honeymoon also has some nice perks for me. I can find a nice honeymoon getaway without breaking the bank. Now, I am not a cheap guy. For me it is all about value (price and quality). When it comes to Value B&Bs are hard to beat. Bigger rooms, better service, nicer perks are all part of the experience. The large reason for this is that a Bed and Breakfast survives based on referrals.
1. Come early - Individuals who come early are most likely to receive the room. If you are arriving late in the evening there is a good chance that all of the rooms have been filled. If you are afraid you may be walked make sure to arrive in the morning or early afternoon.
There is a big choice for when to tip. Should it be after or before your stay? This really comes down to what your objective is. If you are hoping for some extra benefits as you begin your stay slip a twenty to the front desk attendant. If you are waiting for good service for your tips you can tip toward the end of your trip. You may also distribute your tips throughout the trip or save all your tips to be given at the end of the trip.
If you are planning on tipping throughout your trip make sure to keep plenty of dollar bills with you. It is extremely awkward to give a large tip and then ask for change. Carry those singles. There are some hotels where tipping is not expected because they add a gratuity charge to your hotel stay. This is especially typical of bed and breakfasts. If you are confused about the tipping policies call ahead for information. Often returning to New York for business I would stay in hotels in Norwalk Connecticut to avoid the rush of the city in the evening. I realized that if I always stayed at the same hotel I needed to tip well because the staff remembers me and give great service.
Who and How Much should you tip?
6. Romantic Getaway Finally, the reason why I am looking for them in the first place, romance. Not to say that just about anyone can enjoy a B&B but they make a great getaway for couples. Whether it be your honeymoon or just a few days together a Bed and Breakfast offers seclusion, quiet, and time together. All of this without costing you your kid's college education. As you are reading this blog I am guessing you plan on staying at a Bed and Breakfast.
However, it really depends on your style. You may be better off staying at a hotel in Norwalk, CT then a small bed and breakfast in New York. It really is up to you. Whatever your preference look around and don't be afraid to try something new. I still have plenty of wedding planning to do, wish me luck.
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There is nothing normal about the Hotel Zero Degrees Norwalk. From our ideal setting in the heart of Norwalk to the picturesque rooftop terrace, we've designed a hotel for travelers who want something different.
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