Does Hyatt Hangzhou accept tips?

Of course. Personally, tipping is a guest's affirmation of the service provided by the service staff. From the perspective of employees, it is a way to increase income. As a waiter, a month 1000 yuan (after Hyatt becomes a full member 1700 or so) rents a house to eat, and there is basically no money left. From the perspective of hotel management, it increases the income of employees and reduces the mobility of employees. Why not pay for it yourself? However, hotels should guard against employees' taking the initiative to ask for tips from guests, as well as conflicts among employees caused by rushing to give tips to guests. For example, some hotels stipulate that waiters are not allowed to accept tips from guests. Personally, I think hotels are not confident in their own management.

Work with more tips:

1\ bellman. Luggage delivery service, agency service, taxi service, etc. Can accept tips, can be said to be the most tips in all positions in the hotel. There are many extras in this position, because it is against the hotel rules and regulations, so I won't say much here.

2\ Room service attendant. That is room service. This position ranks second among tips.

3\ Western food waiter, lobby bar waiter, specialty bar waiter. Depending on the operation of the hotel, it is not necessarily high or bad.

Chinese food waiter, entertainment waiter, etc.

I remember when I was a waiter five years ago, I received a tip of $200 at a time, but I was happy for a month, partly because I got a small fortune, and more because I got such high recognition from my guests. Ha ha.