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Also called activities concierge, chef concierge, club concierge and concierge security officer.
$38,950
Median pay a year
49,240
People do this work
6
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Concierge
Summary
Concierge assisting patrons at hotels, apartments, or office buildings with personal services, including reservations, travel arrangements, and event planning. Provides information on local attractions and handles guest requests for various needs
Experience
Concierge
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Provided information about local shopping, dining, nightlife, and recreational spots
Made reservations for dinner, spa treatments, and golf tee times for guests
Gave directions to guests and assisted with travel arrangements for tours
Ordered flowers and arranged childcare services for guests
Picked up and delivered items or ran errands for guests as needed
Planned special events and booked musicians or celebrities for parties
Performed office duties and provided business services like sending faxes
Skills
Core Skills
Arranging services for patrons, Delivering items, Providing customer service, Handling luggage and possessions, Providing directions to patrons, Providing event information, Providing customers, Cleaning work areas
Working With People
Assisting individuals with special needs, Selling products or services
Education
High School Diploma Your school, Year
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Gave information about local placesMade reservations for guestsGave directions to guestsOrdered flowers for guestsPicked up and delivered itemsHelped with special needs equipment
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Provided guests with detailed information about local attractions, dining, and recreational activities to enhance their stay.
Directed guests to various locations, ensuring they had a clear understanding of their surroundings.
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Show what improved for guests after you provided that information.
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Informed guests about local attractions, dining, and activities, helping them feel more comfortable exploring the area
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They felt more comfortable exploring the areaThey enjoyed their stay more overall
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Confirm what got easier for guests after you directed them.
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Directed guests to various locations, ensuring they had a clear understanding of their surroundings.
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They navigated the area without getting lostThey reached their destinations on timeThey felt more confident moving around
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Arranging services for patrons
Delivering items
Providing customer service
Cleaning work areas
Handling luggage and possessions
Providing directions to patrons
Providing event information
Providing customers
Assisting individuals with special needs
Selling products or services
Organizing recreational activities
Arranging delivery
The work itself
What a Concierge does
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Assist patrons at hotel, apartment, or office building with personal services. May take messages; arrange or give advice on transportation, business services, or entertainment; or monitor guest requests for housekeeping and maintenance.
What it pays
How much does a Concierge make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$35,660
Median
$38,950
75th percentile
$47,350
About 49,240 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AL
$29,040
$30,120
$34,900
AR
$29,620
$31,340
$36,540
AZ
$35,680
$37,460
$41,610
CA
$38,530
$43,560
$53,580
CO
$38,540
$46,720
$49,420
CT
$35,870
$40,550
$49,070
DC
$37,930
$38,230
$45,130
DE
$31,200
$32,420
$32,420
FL
$32,910
$35,660
$43,070
GA
$32,150
$33,960
$38,600
HI
$48,530
$60,090
$64,080
IA
$37,680
$40,080
$46,870
ID
$33,060
$34,760
$36,300
IL
$35,960
$36,900
$42,510
IN
$26,760
$34,160
$45,880
KS
$24,690
$35,340
$41,800
KY
$28,310
$31,390
$38,760
LA
$29,250
$31,340
$35,370
MA
$38,040
$40,120
$48,880
MD
$38,600
$39,950
$44,220
ME
$41,720
$45,330
$53,320
MI
$32,210
$35,740
$39,660
MN
$35,960
$36,880
$39,620
MO
$30,020
$33,280
$36,570
MS
$30,720
$35,360
$35,890
MT
$33,160
$37,520
$45,800
NC
$31,250
$34,780
$40,190
NH
$37,110
$38,950
$41,790
NJ
$35,570
$37,740
$44,130
NM
$33,750
$35,740
$44,590
NV
$35,440
$36,820
$44,450
NY
$46,960
$57,570
$61,320
OH
$30,980
$35,660
$37,710
OK
$23,710
$29,930
$33,960
OR
$35,660
$38,700
$44,590
PA
$35,130
$39,560
$44,720
PR
$22,210
$23,810
$27,170
RI
$48,460
$54,850
$54,850
SC
$28,720
$34,110
$41,270
TN
$30,770
$35,320
$38,150
TX
$31,780
$36,070
$39,880
UT
$35,100
$38,550
$45,770
VA
$35,150
$38,050
$43,140
VT
$37,000
$45,610
$45,630
WA
$43,530
$47,330
$48,880
WI
$39,990
$40,460
$42,720
WV
$28,930
$35,130
$48,410
WY
$51,660
$52,060
$60,220
Other names
Other names for this job
activities concierge, chef concierge, club concierge, concierge security officer, conference concierge, event concierge, front desk concierge, health concierge, hotel concierge, lobby concierge, member concierge, night concierge.
More names for this work
patient concierge, residential concierge, service concierge, spa concierge, front desk agent, guest service agent, hospitality aide, hotel guest service agent.
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This page is about the occupation Concierges. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. Rung is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by either agency. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.