StayNTouch introduces a free guide for hotel owners with proven tactics that can free up staff to provide world-class service and connect with guests on a deeper level

In the world of hospitality, there exists a crucial difference between simply servicing a guest’s demands and providing truly outstanding guest service. Hotels that are able to focus on the latter will reap the rewards with increased guest loyalty and, in turn, an undeniable ROI in their business model. Why? Because great hospitality is about great service, and at the root of that understanding exists the realization that hotels need to be guest-oriented rather than task-oriented.

So, the question becomes, how can hoteliers empower their staff to shift their customer service model to one which is personalized, attentive and responsive in nature, rather than reactive and task-focused? How can hotel owners free up their staff to provide their best service and connect with guests on a deeper level?

Believe it or not, the answer lies in your hotel PMS system.

Much of the frustration experienced by hotel staff as it relates to daily operational duties, can be correlated to limited technology or software that fails to enhance or streamline their day to day duties. This often starts with the PMS system, and whether it is intuitive, user-friendly, full-featured, mobile-centric and comprehensive. After all, technology should enhance operations and productivity, not act as a burden or limitation to your team. You can’t expect your staff to step up their game if you don’t provide them with the tools to do so. With the right mobile-centric PMS technology in place, your staff can experience the freedom to excel at their jobs with anytime/anywhere access to improved communications, real-time property updates and vital guest information at a glance.

To download the free guide, Shifting Your Hotel Staff from Task-Oriented to Guest-Oriented, CLICK HERE or go to http://www.stayntouch.com/resources/shifting-your-hotel-staff-to-staff-oriented/?utm_source=Hotel-Online