HOW TO BE A GRACIOUS GUEST AT A MOTEL? - A COMPLETE GUIDE

Every vacation is meant to be enjoyed and to have the most fun. However, this is only possible when both parties agree to an unspoken understanding of maintaining respect and being gracious. The motel staff at Wildfloor Inn has mastered that art. A vacation is always a two-way experience, and we love to treat everyone like family. You can enjoy your vacation even more by being a gracious host at the property. The moment to step into the motel, you become a guest and are supposed to follow certain rules and regulations. Some of them are unsaid, while a few are unique to the property. You have to be mindful of everyone’s time and space. After all, the motel is someone’s place of work, someone’s house, and someone’s business. A little kindness and a few simple habits can help you leave a good impression and enjoy a smoother,more comfortable stay.

Always Be Kind

The motel staff is working around the clock to keep the property clean for your use, and they need to be treated with respect and understanding. There is no harm in using the words thank you and excuse me while talking to them. It will make their day. First impressions matter. When you arrive, smile and greet the front desk staff. A warm hello and a polite tone can shift the mood instantly. These are the people who will help you if something goes wrong, so being kind from the beginning sets the tone for your whole stay. If you have any questions, feel free to ask them. They will make sure to answer them and solve all your problems.

Keep Your Documents Ready.

Keep Your Documents Ready. While checking in, you should keep all your documents ready to go. This helps to speed up the process and not keep anyone waiting. Keep all your IDs in place so that the process is seamless and no time is wasted. This also keeps the staff happy as they can move quicker and assist you with anything that you need.

Respect The Place

Treat the motel like your own home. Yes, we do have housekeeping that will make sure that no inconvenience is caused, but keeping the space presentable is no difficult task. Avoid staining towels or bedding if you can help it. Use dustbins for trash. Wipe up any spills. If something breaks or goes wrong, let the front desk know right away. Accidents happen, and it is better to be honest than to leave a problem for the next guest or staff to discover later. The housekeeping staffs are also humans after all and can benefit if you tell them something beforehand. Be kind, it goes a long way

Keep A Low Decibel

You are not the only one on the property, so keeping the volume to a lower decibel is very important. Not just outside but also in your rooms. Since the walls are common, the noise travels through them too.