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Once you've read the topic in the link you will see there is no simple answer to the question. Until I started participating on this site I assumed that all people in the US agreed with, and supported, the tipping culture. Reading tipping related posts here and on other sites has opened my eyes to just how wrong I was!
Bottom line - it's entirely your decision. Don't permit other people to sway your decision one way or the other.
I like to leave about $20 and try to leave the unit in not too terrible shape.
But, does the concierge "expect" a tip after making reservations and such? I felt a bit guilty not tipping the concierge at Ocean Pointe during my last stay. She was very, very sweet and made golf reservations for me.
Concierge's often get free exposure to the activities and places they book as a perk of the job. Vendors will often comp them and their families to make them familiar with the activity they are selling and of course help them to favor vendor A over B.
Cleaning crews don't get that perk. A tip in my opinion would go much further toward the cleaning folks.
We tip and leave about $20.00 too. We leave the tip at the mid-week cleaning. Usually they show their appreciation and hook us up with extra coffee, shampoo, conditioner, etc. I'm sure they appreciate the tip.
We also leave $20 for the cleaning staff at the end of our stay. Just a note to say that I don't like the resorts that ask us to put sheets in the bathtub, trash outside the door etc. I have enough to do on checkout morning.
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