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concierge

[kon-see-airzh, kawn-syerzh] / ˌkɒn siˈɛərʒ, kɔ̃ˈsyɛrʒ /
NOUN
caretaker
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Even the good times can make you yearn for the quiet relaxation of a hotel room with concierge service.

From MarketWatch

On collection day, the concierge would put these bins on to the pavement for refuse workers to empty each week.

From BBC

A “culinary concierge” can, with 48 hours’ notice, arrange any kind of dining experience members want, from a 12-course caviar feast to a re-creation of a memorable meal from a honeymoon.

From The Wall Street Journal

Annual fees for concierge practices range from $1,000 to $40,000 for services like extended doctor visits, preventive screenings, and specialist referrals.

From Barron's

Premium cards are pitched as keys to a world of luxury, with airport lounges, exclusive shopping credits and personal concierges.

From The Wall Street Journal