"Training housekeeping staff is an important aspect of ensuring that guests have a positive experience and that the property is well-maintained. 1. Develop a training program: Create a comprehensive training program that covers all aspects of housekeeping, including cleaning techniques, guest service, and safety procedures. 2. Provide hands-on training: Hands-on training is an effective way for housekeeping staff to learn and practice the skills they need to do their job. This can include cleaning a room, making a bed, or learning how to use cleaning equipment. 3. Emphasize the importance of attention to detail: Housekeeping staff should be taught the importance of paying attention to detail, such as making sure all surfaces are clean and all linens are properly folded. 4. Teach proper use of chemicals and equipment: Proper use of chemicals and equipment is essential for safety and to avoid damage to the hotel’s property. 5. Teach teamwork and communication: Housekeeping staff should be taught how to work as a team and to communicate effectively with their colleagues, supervisors and guests. 6. Teach the policies and procedures: Housekeeping staff should be familiar with the hotel’s policies and procedures, including those related to guest complaints and lost and found items. 7. Provide ongoing training and development: Ongoing training and development is important to keep staff up-to-date with new procedures and technologies. 8. Reward and recognize good performance, it will encourage staff to continue to do their best."