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How much is it customary to tip for cleaning a room?
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This has been written about many times. 1-2 euros. These are common tips. They won't take more, but it's a shame to offer less.
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answered 13 years ago
By the way, many foreigners do not leave tips at all; our brother considered it a duty to leave a little thing even in the absence of cleaning as such
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answered 13 years ago
but I will say more: 1-2 euros - of course, too fat, and where to get so many euros in 1 bills, we left 1 lev every day. so, in some hotels the maids DO NOT TAKE them!! here's what's amazing .. and TOHA75 is right - foreigners don't bother at all .. Germans, for example, often don't leave tips at all.
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answered 13 years ago
Katya, it can be fat for Belarusians ... In addition, 1 euro does not exist in banknotes, it is a small scarlet coin. Of course, you can not leave, no one will run after you with a club to demand this euro.
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answered 13 years ago
in vain you are so talking about Belarusians .. if you read carefully, we just left a tip, and always. and in Russia there are no problems with small scarlet coins? came to any exchange office - and pour a bag for a tip?
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answered 13 years ago
We left 2 leva to the maid, but she took them only twice - once on the first day, as she cleaned, and then when we moved out. And in restaurants and cafes they simply rounded the bill to the whole lev
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answered 13 years ago
Completely agree with what was said above. Leave 1-2 leviks on the bed. Possible in a day. Bulgarian maids are not Turkish for you, they do their job very seriously and do not allow you to hack, even if you do not leave a tip. And in restaurants, round up to a round bill, or also give a lion or two. Again - this is not Crimea for you, where they write "Service - 10%" on the menu in advance. Now even wildly remember this scoop. Bulgarians are very warm and sincere people. Unspoiled and certainly not snickering owners of resorts.
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answered 13 years ago