Services at the Ritz Hotel.

Hemingway once said, "When I dream of entering another world's paradise, I am like the Ritz Hotel in Paris." Hemingway's comparison of the Ritz Hotel to heaven is no exaggeration. Hotel ritz is really outstanding, and personalized and thoughtful service is one of the secrets of his success. On average, there are more than three waiters in each suite, which reflects the supreme purpose of the hotel to attach importance to service and guest relationship. In the Ritz, the frequent guests of the hotel have an unusual meaning. Michelle is the head porter of this hotel, and she knows all the regulars of the Ritz like the back of her hand. Michelle, with thick eyebrows and big eyes, is slender and smiling. His penetrating eyes are always observing the details revealed by the guests' gestures and recording them in his heart. He is simply a walking dictionary for hotel regulars. He said: "We will record the habits of each guest in detail, so that we can predict the minimum needs of our guests in advance." Shiseido chief perfumer Serge Rutens's "nose" is naturally indispensable in Michelle's record, but Michelle will never reveal any details. Whenever possible, Serge Rutens usually lives in seclusion in a mansion in Marrakech. As long as he is in Paris, he lives in the room of the Ritz Hotel at Vandom Square 15. The aesthete in his sixties only advocates things that are never out of date. He said with emotion: "Leeds is a palace, it has everything you need, but it is not a place to show off without personality, but a big family." Here, you will feel at home, and the waiter will call the guests by their first names. No matter how the years pass, you will always meet the waiters, waiters and waitresses on the same floor. They all know your quirks like the back of their hands. This is a Proust hotel: you can always smell the long, round sweet cake you liked when you first checked in. "