Luxury hotel concierge shares some of the most outrageous requests of the rich and famous

As the head concierge at the Four Seasons in D.C., Javier Loureiro makes the impossible possible for Washington's most elite residents and visitors. For more than three decades, he has catered to requests, where money is no object. Loureiro dishes to The Reliable Source about what it takes to survive as a concierge to the fabulous set.

[@JPZ16974]

I would love to have an hour of conversation with this man, he seems well composed and patient. A very good conversation! :)

[@MrVee24]

Alongside a cleaner and chefs/cooks the concierge is a really hard job.Understand that they are the connection between the hotel and the rest of the world.I proudly work at The Four Seasons hotel at Park lane and it's a tough business all over :).U will be incredibly connected but it's also very stressful.I have had the pleasure of working with a few of these gents and they are all top notch. Hats off. Christ I miss my office :/

[@seigescandees]

If the Harry Potter incident indeed happened to this concierge, that is one heck of a coincidence!

[@ccyoutube8793]

Quite ridiculous to be requesting a hotel staff that’s non related to their hotel stay…I would have told them to shove it

[@the_larsonfamily]

If we all served one another and lived by the golden rule everybody would be a concierge and be served

[@noname-jr1vo]

I couldn't be a concierge. I got money and can't stand people who have money and big sense of entitlement. Which is a lot of them. It wouldn't take long before I told somebody to ef themselves that requested something ridiculous and pretentious.

[@houstonturna]

lol 😂 I get you. Even if I have no money I don’t condone silly disrespect. Take your uncultured self to hell 😹😹😹

[@goodscene8360]

Omg what a great man... I wish this dude could be my manager.

[@neyone37]

very useful informations Javier, thanks.

[@GadGetHackss]

That guy is amazing 😂

[@DrCarr-nb1tf]

very informative Javier, thank you

[@razmiihsan8897]

This is one job any AI or robot can't replace us.

[@MrVee24]

as much as I would like to agree - I'm not sure thats true.service comes with being personal :) but that doesn't mean businesses won't find more value in A.I robots.And I'm in the hotel industry.Its very scary but it's real.

[@Mashyyoup1998]

I work in the concierge service online for a classy company. You’d be surprised how much the programmed AI can do for the client.

[@vodkaboy]

I think some clients prefer having a real Human interacting with them, and not some virtual ersatz. not that rare really, not sure if generational or not, maybe people will prefer machine in the long run.

[@mascovon]

👌🏼 my man!

[@MrNSup]

Outrageous!! Lol

[@KarenNewtonCanada]

Hard to hear.

[@youknoweverything7643]

I just got hired by a luxury hotel as a concierge. I know how to do this job cuse wjen i was a fiekd engineer for a huge electrical contractor i organized all the travel plans for their vice president meetings in different countries. Organized exotic hunting trips

[@karltondavis]

“Capital Dome that no one gets access to”...

[@TWOHEADEDOGRE]

So kid stay in a hotel while in college?

[@Fender18241]

probably international high rollers who frequent the hotel and who's kids are students at one of the local universities.

[@benterry2681]

Studying in the USA is a status symbol in places like China, these kids come from family’s of million and billionaires. You see college kids pulling up in the latest super cars in these places the education isn’t important they have money but it adds status which only can be achieved by work.

[@36nibs]

Thumbs up because Harry Potter ‼️

[@Leo-rb9sp]

The Harry Potter story reminds me of The Devil Wears Prada movie.

[@Joesdreamgirl9]

The devil wears Prada!!!!

[@sbnsbaker1]

No Wonder the rich kids grow up to act soooo ENTITLED!!!!!!!!!!!

[@wronggg]

Money buys anything except love and immortality, and they probably learn that from a young age.

[@locdemperor4378]

Side eye 😒