Guest complaints can arise from a mismatch between expectations and reality, theft of personal items, incorrect bills, poor service, or general guest dissatisfaction. To handle complaints effectively, hotel staff should listen to understand the issue, empathize with the guest's perspective, offer a solution, follow up on the solution's execution, and thank the guest. When addressing a potential problem, staff can politely ask guests if something is the matter. And when apologizing, common phrases include saying "I'm sorry" or "I apologize" followed by an explanation.
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2. PROBLEMS
Ketidaksesuaian antara harapan (expectation) dan
kenyataan (reality)
Tamu mengalami kecurian barang- barang pribadinya
Guest Bills
Bad Service
Unsatisfied Guest
3. How to Handling Guest Complaints:
LISTEN AND UNDERSTANDING
EMPHATIZED
OFFER THE SOLUTION
EXECUTE THE SOLUTION (Follow Up)
SAY THANK YOU
4. LANGUAGE FOCUS:
ASKING THE GUEST IF THERE IS A PROBLEM
1. Excuse me, but is something the matter?
2. Is there a problem, sir/madam?
5. LANGUAGE FOCUS:
APOLOGIZING
1. Im so sorry (about this)
2. Im terribly sorry (about this)
3. Please accept my apologies
4. I do apologies for
5. Sorry for the inconvenience, .
6. I sincerely apologize for ......