concierge
1 of 1noun/ˈkɑnsiˌɛrʒ/
Forms:concierges
1
a person, often living on-site, responsible for the management and care of a building or block of flats, particularly in France
- The concierge of the apartment building greeted residents every morning.
- In Paris, a concierge often handles mail and minor repairs for tenants.
- The building's concierge ensured that deliveries were properly received.
- Residents relied on the concierge for keys and access to common areas.
- The concierge lives in the basement apartment and manages the building.
2
a hotel employee who assists guests by arranging services such as reservations, tours, tickets, or recommendations
C2- The hotel concierge booked our city tour and theatre tickets.
- She asked the concierge for restaurant recommendations.
- A good concierge can make a guest's stay much more enjoyable.
- The concierge arranged a last-minute car rental for us.
- Guests rely on the concierge for insider tips about the city.