What's the word for the person that carries your bags in a hotel?

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bellboy

Function: noun
1 : a hotel or club employee who escorts guests to their rooms, assists them with their luggage, and is available for running errands -- called also bellhop, bellman


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What's the word for the person that carries your bags in a hotel? In the U.S., that person is called a "bellhop."

And how should i present it as a service in that same hotel? I'm sorry, but I don't understand your question.

I'm making a list of the available services of a hotel. Should i say:
-bellboy from 7am to 1pm

Or is there another way to say it?

And another thing, which is more correct:

1) Parking in the back side of the hotel
2) Parking in the rear of the hotel

I think the first one sounds like buttocks and i'm not sure if the second one is totally correct.

I do prefer bellhop to bellboy because it is most likely an adult, and may or may not be male, so "boy" sounds condescending if an adult male and completely wrong if a female of any age.

Bellhop service: 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Parking is available behind the hotel.

Thanks so much for the help.

You're welcome.

And so where is this hotel, so I can park in the rear and summon a bellhop? Shall I make my reservation now?

Ummm do you know a word for a person that carries your hotel bags ending in er?

a porter

TosteX What's the word for the person that carries your bags in a hotel? And how should i present it as a service in that same hotel?Thanks

what is a person who carries your bags at a hotel called

CJ

Porter