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Old Mar 6, 2013 | 6:00 pm
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calitequilasippergirl
 
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Central California
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SFO 1K is right. We splurge for Birthdays (mine, kids, his) and stay in a nice suite for the weekend at a Southern California resort (nicer than Four Seasons)

Not so much as the picture, but the first thing the valet does when you walk up is ask what name the reservation is. When we stay in a room, nothing more happens other than the front desk greets us by name. However, if we booked a suite for the weekend, we are met at the door by a manager and escorted to our room. If the room is to satisfaction, all is well and the keys are handed over. Our welcome gift arrives about 20 minutes later. If the room isn't to satisfaction, one of us is escorted to 2-3 other rooms for selection. Same for restaurant and bar service - once the name is provided (their tool to look up your 'value') service is heightened from there. I would say it's excellent service for all, and incredible service for the 'valued' guests.

Originally Posted by SFO 1K
You'd be surprised - photos, briefings, and more...
Same with Shangri-La. They know before the guests arrive who is high value, recurring revenue, repeat customer - and preferences - room location, views, extra room amenities, etc.

For people who think everyone should be treated the same, I humbly offer you Southwest Airlines.
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