Saturday, November 16, 2019

Handling A Drunken Guest In A Hotel


Handling a drunken guest in the hotel seems to be a very easy task in listening but in itself is a very difficult task and handling a guest who is drunk and completely out of his senses is next to impossible.
                      Certain attributes you have to possess:
  •       Act politely
  • Never argue
  •  Talk softly and lead him away from the public area
  •  If the drunk guest is behaving rudely then the last option should be to call the security officer but try and handle the situation very calmly.


The conversation above will give the fair idea of handling this kind of situation which may be very common in hotels.

Receptionist: “good evening sir, how may I assist you?”

Guest: “I want my room to be changed and should be on the other floor.”

Receptionist: “sir please may I know the reason for your room change.”

Guest:  “there is no specific reason but I am just ordering you to change my room as you are here for my assistance.”

Receptionist: “i am very sorry to say so but sir without any specific reason our room cannot be changed and right now we also don’t have any room available because we are running on 100% occupancy. My sincere apologies to you sir.”

Guest: “how dare you talk to me like that just call your manager I will talk to him.  You  bloody don’t know who I am. I will surely change the room and you all are here for me only just do as I say.


NOTE: here the duty manager or the immediate supervisor should take the drunken guest away from the reception/front desk area and make the guest realize that this is not the right way to talk and then acting very calmly and talking very politely with him the supervisor can escort him to his room or he can indulge the guest in some other thoughts and just keep the guest calm and as soon as possible send him back to his room.






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