Hotel ConciergeTip Calculator

However involved the request was — tell us, and we'll help you land on a fair tip for the concierge.

How involved was the request?

Concierge tips scale with effort, not a bill — this helps set a relevant starting point.

How much should you tip a hotel concierge?

In the U.S., hotel concierge tips scale with effort — $5–$10 for a simple request, up to $20–$50 for a complex or hard-to-get one.

Typical U.S. range: $5–$50, depending on how involved the request is
Common reference: $10 for a simple request

What’s common in the U.S.

U.S. concierge tips scale with effort: casual recommendations or simple bookings commonly get $5–$10, while harder requests — securing hard-to-get reservations, tickets or special arrangements — commonly reach $20–$50 or more. Some guests tip per request; others tip a lump sum at the end of the stay for cumulative help.

What tippos suggests

tippos suggests starting from how involved the request was, then choosing what feels right for the help you got — including nothing for a quick question.

Tipping is always your decision. These numbers are context, not a requirement, and no amount is ever preselected for you.

Sources & methodology

Sources reviewed: September 2, 2026

tippos compares the references below to provide practical U.S. context. The final amount is always your decision.

AFAR — How Much to Tip Hotel Housekeeping, Valets, and MoreSupports $10 for a straightforward booking and $20–$50 for an extensive concierge itinerary.
One Mile at a Time — Tipping Hotel ConciergesCites the American Hotel & Lodging Association's $5–$10 per service guideline, more for difficult requests.