Luxury Hoteliers Magazine 2nd Quarter 2019 | Page 15

1. PUT FEEDBACK INTO PRACTICE Even if a guest loves your hotel, they might have some suggestions to make their stay even better in the future. Take this type of feedback seriously and enact as many of the suggested changes as possible. For example, if your return guests say they’re unhappy with the amount of time it takes to check in, consider adding a mobile service for doing so. And, when you’ve made such additions, be sure to publicize it, so your clients know. They’ll also be pleased to know how seriously you take their opinions.