The concierge thrust a rum swizzle at me as the calypso band struck up a bright number. |
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The modern concierge oozes efficiency, dresses to co-ordinate with his lobby and provides security for residents. |
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I stayed to plead with the concierge, Manuel, while my companion systematically tried and was turned away from every other hotel in Antigua. |
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Each penthouse comes fitted with an alarm and the scheme has a resident concierge. |
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She will drive him back to the hotel, where the concierge will book him a taxi to the airport. |
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The concierge was more prescient that the reformers, whom Du Camp likened to the sorcerer's apprentice. |
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We sell these world wide to hotels who use them for the concierge to whistle up a taxi! |
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The scheme, which is being developed by Huddersfield-based Lanson Developments, also offers typing and fax services from its concierge. |
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Suite accommodation comes with the services of a concierge, and, except for mini-suites, butler service as well. |
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Incoming patients are greeted by a uniformed doorman, attentive bellhops and a concierge who whisks guests to their rooms. |
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He tells the concierge M. Michel about the rat, but the concierge refuses to believe that there are rodents in his building. |
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They asked the hotel concierge for advice, and were told that the visa application in town would take at least 24 hours to process. |
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She bribed the concierge of his apartment building to keep his whereabouts secret. |
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Luckily, the hotel was so posh that the concierge was happy to get a member of staff to drive me home. |
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This is an improvement on our last hotel stay, when the concierge started making jungle noises when we entered our suite. |
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Through text she reanimates the dreams of her concierge, a widow obsessed with the memory of her dead husband, though her husband remains dead. |
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With a 24-hour concierge service, the flats will be particularly secure and could be left for a great deal of time. |
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I reported this problem to our room steward several times and then to the concierge. |
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She's used the concierge service to repair her garbage disposal and schedule doctor's appointments. |
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The hotel concierge just went and hailed a cab which we should have done in the first place. |
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A couple years ago I read about Anna Morris who works as a hotel concierge at the Westin Santa Clara. |
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Make arrangements concerning this with the landlord, other occupants or the concierge. |
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Ask the concierge for trail maps or other nearby workout options. |
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Shop owner Shindo Singh, who has lived in the area for 18 years, said she thought the concierge service meant other residents made less of an effort. |
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Tickets are very hard to come by and quite expensive, so your best bet is probably to tip your hotel concierge generously to procure a few seats for you. |
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But the concierge at the Astoria was unhelpful, gruff almost. |
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This is the bane not just of the hotel concierge, but indeed all of us. |
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I ask the doormen, I ask the concierge, I ask the elevator operators. |
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She continued, with great energy, telling a story about how five people, booked in by the concierge of the Grand Hotel du Cap Ferrat, never arrived. |
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Unfortunately, the hotel's concierge is Richard's sister, Valerie, and she would like nothing better than to see her good-for-nothing brother fall on his face. |
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After leading the couple back to reception, the housekeeper told this to the concierge, who grumpily conceded that perhaps he could find another room after all. |
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No need to lift a finger. Solmai's personal concierge will arrange every detail prior to arrival in Verbier and during your stay. |
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Amiigo feeds the data, but opens up a whole new opportunity for concierge gym services. |
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But the higher price affords early registration for classes, a concierge service, and priority on wait lists. |
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American Express Platinum is superb in these dire straits and their concierge service is the gold standard. |
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I spend some time with the concierge, cribbing up on the customs of my fellow gamers. |
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Most are self-serve, while others offer concierge yogurt production services. |
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Zaharaenlaweb.com is a privately-run concierge service for everything from cycle hire to diving and horse riding. |
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Ask your concierge if he can get you on the list, but remember, nobody arrives before midnight. |
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It's 14 years since Andrea Osborne gave up her job in IT to set up Cushion the Impact, a concierge and life-management business. |
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A personalized concierge system, as well as a new line of equipment for an even simpler customer experience. |
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The study recommends that the manager act as a concierge rather than simply a manager in the classical definition of the word. |
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Alongside twelve individual call stations, scope also had to be provided for installation of a concierge station. |
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Set at a hotel in the 1920s, it stars Ralph Fiennes as Gustave H., famed concierge of The Grand Budapest Hotel. |
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The bell boys and concierge are overrun at times with mountains of luggage and shuttle bus responsibilities and so can be forgiven their occasional terseness. |
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It works like a telepathic Internet concierge, hoping to send you along to the most relevant results on the Web. |
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Mattresses and box springs were stacked against the concierge desk and leaning against a jewelry display case as a battalion of maintenance workers carted the beds away. |
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I phoned Hari but he was out, so I left a message with his concierge. |
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Many of them offer services like pet-sitting and a concierge. |
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For some, the perks that come with many credit cards, such as free concierge services, cosmetics and air-miles, make keeping a wallet-full worthwhile. |
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Vincent infirmary Medical Center, that the hospital had recently launched a concierge service, which sounds so spiffy we had to share. |
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The nun, in charge of reception and the concierge of the monastery, was killed around 8:00pm while, after having prayed vespers with the community, she was going to clear the tables where the guests from Goma had eaten. |
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Another popular time-saver is a medical concierge service. |
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A concierge is ready to whisk away dry cleaning or book a restaurant reservation. |
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Log fires in the lounge and dining room keep things cosy in the winter, and there's a concierge to arrange tours, cookery classes and restaurant bookings. |
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But she was also enrolled in college and to support herself she took various service-oriented jobs: hotel concierge, translator, salesclerk, personal shopper. |
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SkySail provides all the luxury services of a hotel from in room dining, concierge, 24-hour valet parking and housekeeping. |
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Also part of the extensive amenity lifestyle at Brickell on the River is white-glove concierge service and valet. |
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He launched his own company, Synergy Business Solutions, and its first product is Bizhelm, a concierge service tied to ShopKeep, a point-of-sale system for the iPad. |
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But, after my brief turn as a junketeer, I don't think the problem is so simple as writers trading falsely fawning stories for the price of an upgrade to concierge level. |
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Burj Al Arab s concierge manager, Oscar van der Veen, has been recognised by Les Clefs d Or for his continued efforts in providing guests with outstanding service. |
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Virtual Doorman, a New York-based provider of remote doorman and security services, announced an exclusive partnership with concierge service, Abigail Michaels. |
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