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Hostess Training Programme
Assistant Training Manager
Radisson Hotel Varanasi
Shubhashree Hansda
 TopConcept
Agenda
 Hostess Philosophy
 Host/Hostess Functions & Responsibilities
 General Host Information
 The Greeting
 TopConcept
Hostess Philosophy
ustomers are our focus
ttitude affects everything
espect others-have fun
arn profits for everyone
ervice is EVERYTHING!
 TopConcept
Host/Hostess Functions & Responsibilities (Cont…)
Welcome! You are now part of a TEAM dedicated to providing the very finest in dining and
courteous service to every customer who walks through the doors
“Yes, I Can”
&
“You Can
Make A
difference
Hospitality is our keynote and "Yes I Can" & "You Can Make a
Difference” Should be our key phrases: both are essential to our
continued success
Make the
guest feel
welcome
As the Host/Hostess of the "party," you must make the
guest feel welcome. Provide a cheery greeting, a
compliment, and recognize regular customers by name
Make each
and every
guest feel
"special"
You should make each and every guest feel "special." It
is up to you to turn our guests on, and make them feel
at ease and welcome
You are the
host
A guest may have had a hard day at the
office, and now wants to relax; a guest may be
celebrating a special occasion; a guest may
be lonely, and want to meet people
 Whatever the reason, you are the host, a
salesperson; a crazy person with the
answers to any and all questions and
needs
 TopConcept
Host/Hostess Functions & Responsibilities
You are the life of your party: You must keep your energy level and
enthusiasm up, entertain your guests, and make your service
special
The excitement of the aroma, the decor, the music, and the
lighting are stimulated by your dynamic personality and serviceYou are the life of
your party
You are the first person a customer sees; so greet the customer
with a smile
The customer's first impression of our Restaurant is you. All
incoming guests must receive a friendly, sincere greeting
Provide the guest with a
good last impression of our
Restaurant.
As the Host/Hostess, you are also the last
person the guest will come in contact with.
When the customer leaves, the door should
be opened, the customer thanked, and
invited to return
Remember, you set the mood for the
guest. The smiles you put on people's
faces through your dealings with them --
whether answering the phone, greeting,
saying goodnight, or answering
questions
MAKE A
DIFFERENCE
 TopConcept
General Host Information
Whenever possible,
open the front door
for guests as they
enter and leave
In the evening, bid
your guests, good
night
There should always be someone at the
front door. If you must leave for a minute,
have someone cover for you
Consistently check the ladies and men’s
rooms (approximately every 15 minutes),
looking for trash, clean mirrors, and toilet
paper stock
Keep Host stand
clean.
No employees are
to receive phone
calls. If caller says
it is an emergency,
find a Manager
When you are in the foyer looking for
people, do not carry your description or
wait list. All the customers en route will
stop you and ask you where they are on
the list. Read the description, then go find
the customer
Your appearance and attitude is important.
Customers watch the operation you perform,
so do not look disorganized or mad. Ask the
Manager to help you in a problem
Always address the
customer first. If you
are completing a
seating transaction,”
let the customer
know you will be
right with him/her
If you are going
over your estimated
times, immediately
inform the
Managers so that
the wait staff can
be alerted
When talking on the
phone, always
smile, it will make
you feel good!
 TopConcept
The Greeting
Your greeting is the guest's first impression of the Restaurant. Remember, neither you, nor the
Restaurant, get a second chance to make a good first impression
Greet guests, whenever possible, within 30 seconds upon their entry to the Restaurant:
i.e., "I'll be right with you," and use their names whenever possible
Do not use the Host stand as a shield to stand behind
Stand up front, do not make the guest approach you. You must make the first move in
welcoming your new guests
Make every guest feel wanted and appreciated the minute they set foot into our front door
Your greeting should be changed to what feels comfortable to you
Do not be repetitious by using the same greeting every time
When greeting, the doorman will shake hands and compliment our guests
Be careful not to let the friends you make take up too much of your time
It is of great importance, and a business value, that each guest receives a special greeting
 TopConcept
Thank You

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Hostess Training Programme_V1.0

  • 1. Hostess Training Programme Assistant Training Manager Radisson Hotel Varanasi Shubhashree Hansda
  • 2.  TopConcept Agenda  Hostess Philosophy  Host/Hostess Functions & Responsibilities  General Host Information  The Greeting
  • 3.  TopConcept Hostess Philosophy ustomers are our focus ttitude affects everything espect others-have fun arn profits for everyone ervice is EVERYTHING!
  • 4.  TopConcept Host/Hostess Functions & Responsibilities (Cont…) Welcome! You are now part of a TEAM dedicated to providing the very finest in dining and courteous service to every customer who walks through the doors “Yes, I Can” & “You Can Make A difference Hospitality is our keynote and "Yes I Can" & "You Can Make a Difference” Should be our key phrases: both are essential to our continued success Make the guest feel welcome As the Host/Hostess of the "party," you must make the guest feel welcome. Provide a cheery greeting, a compliment, and recognize regular customers by name Make each and every guest feel "special" You should make each and every guest feel "special." It is up to you to turn our guests on, and make them feel at ease and welcome You are the host A guest may have had a hard day at the office, and now wants to relax; a guest may be celebrating a special occasion; a guest may be lonely, and want to meet people  Whatever the reason, you are the host, a salesperson; a crazy person with the answers to any and all questions and needs
  • 5.  TopConcept Host/Hostess Functions & Responsibilities You are the life of your party: You must keep your energy level and enthusiasm up, entertain your guests, and make your service special The excitement of the aroma, the decor, the music, and the lighting are stimulated by your dynamic personality and serviceYou are the life of your party You are the first person a customer sees; so greet the customer with a smile The customer's first impression of our Restaurant is you. All incoming guests must receive a friendly, sincere greeting Provide the guest with a good last impression of our Restaurant. As the Host/Hostess, you are also the last person the guest will come in contact with. When the customer leaves, the door should be opened, the customer thanked, and invited to return Remember, you set the mood for the guest. The smiles you put on people's faces through your dealings with them -- whether answering the phone, greeting, saying goodnight, or answering questions MAKE A DIFFERENCE
  • 6.  TopConcept General Host Information Whenever possible, open the front door for guests as they enter and leave In the evening, bid your guests, good night There should always be someone at the front door. If you must leave for a minute, have someone cover for you Consistently check the ladies and men’s rooms (approximately every 15 minutes), looking for trash, clean mirrors, and toilet paper stock Keep Host stand clean. No employees are to receive phone calls. If caller says it is an emergency, find a Manager When you are in the foyer looking for people, do not carry your description or wait list. All the customers en route will stop you and ask you where they are on the list. Read the description, then go find the customer Your appearance and attitude is important. Customers watch the operation you perform, so do not look disorganized or mad. Ask the Manager to help you in a problem Always address the customer first. If you are completing a seating transaction,” let the customer know you will be right with him/her If you are going over your estimated times, immediately inform the Managers so that the wait staff can be alerted When talking on the phone, always smile, it will make you feel good!
  • 7.  TopConcept The Greeting Your greeting is the guest's first impression of the Restaurant. Remember, neither you, nor the Restaurant, get a second chance to make a good first impression Greet guests, whenever possible, within 30 seconds upon their entry to the Restaurant: i.e., "I'll be right with you," and use their names whenever possible Do not use the Host stand as a shield to stand behind Stand up front, do not make the guest approach you. You must make the first move in welcoming your new guests Make every guest feel wanted and appreciated the minute they set foot into our front door Your greeting should be changed to what feels comfortable to you Do not be repetitious by using the same greeting every time When greeting, the doorman will shake hands and compliment our guests Be careful not to let the friends you make take up too much of your time It is of great importance, and a business value, that each guest receives a special greeting