QUIZ

Hotel Front Desk Closing Procedure Quiz

Verify your team's understanding of the Front Desk Closing SOP with this quiz designed for front office training.

Deliver the same quality every time! Use this quiz to confirm your Front Office staff can execute the SOP before they fly solo.

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Quiz Overview

Difficulty

Intermediate

Questions

12

Estimated time

12 minutes

This quiz evaluates understanding of the front desk closing procedure, targeting staff who manage shifts in hotel front offices. It covers reconciliation steps, documentation requirements, and handover protocols to prevent errors. Completing it helps confirm readiness for secure shift transitions.

Quiz Questions

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1. When should the front desk closing procedure begin?
2. What must staff verify first in the transaction log during closing?
3. How should cash be counted for reconciliation?
4. What action follows if a cash variance exceeds tolerance?
5. What confirms a successful credit card batch close?
6. What is the secure method for handling deposit cash?
7. During guest balance audit, what flags a potential issue?
8. Which reports must be generated at shift end?
9. What should be logged for the incoming shift?
10. If a guest key is missing at closing, what is the response?
11. What term describes the PMS-generated cash expectation?
12. In a scenario at 17:45, the EDC batch fails to close—what next?

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Details

The quiz addresses key elements of the front desk closing procedure, such as cash counting, payment batch settlement, and guest ledger audits. It assesses skills in spotting discrepancies, logging alerts, and ensuring system security during end-of-shift workflows.

Front office teams use this for onboarding new hires or periodic retraining to build consistent habits. Questions draw from real scenarios like handling variances or missing keys, reinforcing compliance and financial accuracy.

Managers assign it within the Checklist framework to verify procedure adherence and close performance gaps. Strong results mean fewer billing issues and smoother handovers, while weak areas prompt targeted reviews.

Incorporate it into daily routines to uphold operational standards across shifts.

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