noun

• A concierge or a person who carries guests' luggage in a hotel.

  ‘Sometimes, they are very generous and give the hall porter a pound coin as gratuity.’

  More example sentences

  • ‘So basically you are doing the job of a really good hall porter.’
  • ‘The position of hall porter is a very busy job, and one where there is constant contact with the customer.’
  • ‘The concierges, called hall porters here, are just to the right, efficiently satisfying demands.’
  • ‘Wine waiter positions, hall porters and cook jobs can be found for the whole of the London area.’