How Much Should You Tip Your Concierge? If you are somebody who travels or dines in the US frequently, then you're likely familiar with the average tipping percentages of 15-20% for good service, and 10-15% minimum even for lackluster service.

Tipping a hotel concierge depends entirely on the complexity and quality of the service provided. For simple requests, such as calling a taxi or providing local directions, a tip is generally not required, though $2 to $5 is a nice gesture. For more involved tasks, such as securing a hard-to-get restaurant reservation, booking theater tickets, or organizing a specialized tour, a tip of $10 to $20 is standard. If the concierge performs a "miracle"—like finding lost luggage or getting you into an exclusive sold-out event—a tip of $50 or more is appropriate. It is customary to provide the tip at the time the service is rendered, or you can leave a lump sum in an envelope at the end of your stay if you have relied on their expertise throughout your visit. In 2026, while many things have gone digital, the personal touch of a concierge remains a premium service that warrants recognition.