Do five star hotel restaurants give good tips?
609957
Ah, I think you may have got the wrong idea there.  They don't GIVE the tips, they RECEIVE them.  Or rather the waiters do.\n\nWere you asking whether waiters who work in five-star restaurants receive good tips?  I should think so.  Even if people use the 15% rule (and many go further), the more expensive the dinner, the bigger the tip.  If you give superior service, which you should in a high-class restaurant, you should get more like 20%.
1120314
Agreed, you should tip, and 15-20% is a great ideal.\n\nSame goes with tattoo artists.
1154319
If you are paying as you go, then yes you tip each time.  If you are building a tab, then you tip at the time your ticket is presented to you (just as you would if you had ordered a meal).  Most of the people who work in the food and drink industry don't make much money, and most have to share their tips.
282018
is there such a thing as a 7 star hotel? thought it only went up to 5?
545908
Having worked in a 5-Star hotel, here are my suggestions:\n\n1.  The valets at most hotels make close to minimum wage since they are considered tipped employees.  They rely on tips for the majority of their income, therefore they usually do their best to make a good impression and do their jobs well. Stealing is very rare and if that should happen, report it immediately. Normal tips range from $2 to $5, but I have seen much higher than that, especially if extraordinary service is rendered.  \n\n2.  If a valet is not nice, polite or courteous, you do not have to tip, but you should also speak to a supervisor while you're there to inform him/her of the behavior so that it will be dealt with. If no one complains about bad behavior, it will never be changed.\n\nJust remember - they are paid very little and tips really do matter to them. If they do a good job, give them a tip. Some have families at home - others are going through school. But they are usually very busy and work hard for those tips!
5364
Guess it depends on where you go and how expensive. \n\nTypically, at a place like Supercuts maybe a dollar or two should be fine.  If its a more professional shop and they use scissors maybe up to $5.  Though if I think about it the same percent you'd tip a waitress might be fine.
617364
Check out this website for Paris\nhttp://europeforvisitors.com/paris/resources/paris_hotels_5_star.htm\n\n\nFor Hawaii - check out this site\nhttp://www.classicvacations.com/sp/sp_all_5star.aspx
478895
You need to work in an expensive restaurant. you will work just as hard in a dive and an expensive restaurant - but if tip is a percentage of the bill - you get more there. Being pretty and flirty helps when guys tip - really!!
143806
Look into the menu choices and the quality of foods and workers. Check around for suppliers, some may offer better prices with excellent quality. Do not keep extra help on the clock when not needed. Advertise if you can. Good luck!
1053197
15% of the bill for the following:\nroom service & laundry in the hotel, resturants, and any seated eating \n10% of the bill for drinks at a bar\nparking valets: $1. on pick up & $5 on safe return of your car in a hotel or other establishment that offers valet...a valet at a party you give more ($5 at pick up and $10 at return)\nYou should also tip the carry-out at the grocery store (i always give enough for a cold drink on a hot day or a hot drink on a cold day)\nand if you pick up a pizza in a drive thru window you should give them a dollar for good service\n\nI can understand the need to tip a cop...underpaid and overworked people as they are....i supose a tip should be gifted if you ask for directions or some such thing\n\n*well, if the cops EXPECT a tip give them whatever you give the pizza delivery man\n\nlol, good luck!
800764
Well I didn't have any certification as a bartender but I was one for about a year and a half and that was the best paying job ever.  My tips were always more than my pay.  I only worked in a small town bar and I took home $200 easy on a band night.  Not meaning to be rude but really there is no way to estimate howmuch you will make.  It really does have to do with how you look and if you can mix those drinks with a little show.  I've never worked in a hotel but I would think due to the hotel night clubs I have seen that not a lot is paid in tips in those bars.  They are paying so much for the room they stay in they don't tip as much.  Your hourly pay would most likely be higher, but that's nothing in comparison to tips.  At my small town bar I made about $600 a week.  Good money as long as not to many men pinched me.  I'm sure in a more develped area you can do better.  Good luck.
15407
How much you should tip at a restaurant depends on these factors: the size of your party, the class of the restaurant, and the quality of the service. In this case we'll call a large party anything over 6 people, and an expensive restaurant a "four-star" restaurant. But first let's consider more humble establishments.\n\nProviding the service was good, a tip of 15% of the bill before tax is a good rule of thumb. If you happen to live where the state tax is between 7% and 8% you can calculate the tip easily by looking at the amount you are taxed and simply doubling it. You can then round this amount off higher or lower, depending on the service and your state's tax percentage.
307303
Find a job that collects tips - waiting tables, bartending, etc.
542522
Indian Hotel Industry is in developing stage.5 star hotels are few,mainly in few metropolitan cities and business centres.Smaller cities are served by 3 star hotels.There is a dearth of good hotels in tourist centres.Even these centres they are fully occupied during season.There is ample scope for opening good hotels for middle class people and budjet tourists from foreign countries.State Tourism Deparment gives a lot of tax benefits and subsidies to promote hotel industry
120644
Most 4 star hotels expect to see previous hotel experience, so I would recommend getting some experience first.  Also, they look for skills related to the position you are applying for, and leadership experience in the positions you list (we're you a shift leader, etc.)
178738
That's the department of the maids and janitors that keep the place clean and neat.  Generally, custodians are outside on the grounds and patios, and housekeeping inside, and specifically inside the rooms.  They need to be the best you can afford, because turn-over is the biggest problem.  If you get good, experienced help and pay them a little more than your competitors, and offer them benefits like health insurance and paid vacations, you can set a higher standard of cleanliness, have fewer incidents of maids stealing from rooms, and generally have a higher-class hotel that can charge more for rooms.  Your profit margin will be higher.\n\nIt is the housekeeping department that can make or break your room rates and occupancy, just as it is the little things in the restaurant that make the difference.  Expect quality, and expect to pay for it!
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Of course.  The wage they earn has no bearing on tipping whatsoever.  If someone gives good service, they deserve a tip.  I tip my hairdresser whenever she cuts my hair, and she earns much more than minimum wage.  It's my way of saying "thank you" to her for doing a great job.