Valet definition

Valet means a worker who is responsible, in respect of not more than 10 rooms, for making beds, cleaning bedrooms, bathrooms, arranging rooms and caring for clothes;

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Valet means a person who, only as a courtesy of an employer, parks customers' cars or assists customers into establishments and does not perform the duties of a security officer/guard or patrol service;

Valet or “valet service” means a parking service requiring the surrender of custody or control of a patron's motor vehicle to the operator for the purpose of parking occupancy at a location different from the place of surrender.

Examples of Valet in a sentence

• Valet parking will be reimbursed only when it is mandatory and will always require a receipt and a statement that the charge was a mandatory charge.

• Valet parking will not be allowed unless it is the least expensive or only option.

• Valet parking will not be reimbursed unless self-parking is not available, or security is a concern.

• In the event that it is determined that the card is used contradictorily, the card will be cancelled immediately without reimbursement of the card membership fee and any and all rights of TAV shall be reserved.The card holders, using the Car Park and Valet services has to provide his/her identification card to the personnel providing the service.

• TAV Passport Cardholders may benefit from the Valet Parking Service at the designated malls, subject to an annual limit of 12 credits (Credit consumption is based on 24- hour daily periods and hours below 24 hours will be counted as 24 hours).

• No less than quarterly, subject to reconciliation as provided in Section 3 hereof, Landlord shall submit to Tenant a statement showing for the preceding quarter the total expenses of the Valet Operator (including a reasonable fee) in providing such valet services, the total revenue therefrom, the total number of validated parking tickets and the total number of validated parking tickets by Tenant.

• The Valet Operator shall keep appropriate records of the cost of operating such services, the revenue derived from such valet services and the number of valet tickets validated by Tenant.

• Each year, with Landlord’s statement as required in Section 3 hereof, Landlord shall furnish Tenant with a statement showing for the preceding year, the total expenses of the Valet Operator, the total revenue, the total number of validated parking tickets, the total number of validated parking tickets by Tenant, and the Total Per Car Expense, Tenant’s Valet Parking Charge and the difference, if any, in the amount of Tenant’s Valet Parking Charge and the amount thereof paid by Tenant for such year.

• Such statement shall also show the following: (i) the “Total Per Car Expense” which shall be determined by dividing such total expenses by the total number of cars parked by the Valet Operator during such period, and (ii) “Tenant’s Valet Parking Charge” which shall be determined by multiplying the number of parking tickets validated by Tenant during such period by the Total Per Car Expense for such period.

• Such customers with validated parking tickets shall not be charged for valet parking by the Valet Operator.

More Definitions of Valet

Valet or “valet service” means a parking service requiring the sur- render of custody or control of a patron’s motor vehicle to the opera- tor for the purpose of parking occu- pancy at a location different from the place of surrender.

Valet means a person who is responsible for ironing, pressing, collection and the delivery of the guests garments;

Valet. ’ means a person who is responsible for ironing, pressing, collecting, and the delivery of guests’ garments;

Valet means Bayfront Valet, LLC, a Florida limited liability company, its successors and assigns.