Who or what is a concierge? A staff member is responsible for serving guests by scheduling excursions, entertainment and dining arrangements, etc. More broadly, the idea has been used in other hospitality contexts and by personal concierges who do chores for rich personnel. The concierge in medieval times was an agent of the king tasked with carrying out justice with the aid of his debt collection agencies. Later in the 18th century, the concierge was a high-ranking royal court member. The monarch chose to supervise the police and prisoner records, keep order, and ensure that the records were being kept accurately. Nowadays, a concierge is associated with hotels, resorts, or guesthouses. A security guard can be called a concierge or a lifestyle manager like one’s personal assistant. Types of concierge services: Medical : This service was created with senior residents, injured persons, and day-care facilities in consideration. Lifestyle concierge : The patron,