Citation
Md. Sidin, Samsinar and Abdul Rashid, Md. Zabid and Raja Zainal, Raja Anis Rahyuwati
(2001)
Measuring Customers' Perceived Service
Quality in Hotel Industry.
Pertanika Journal of Social Sciences & Humanities, 9 (2).
pp. 71-85.
ISSN 0128-7702
Abstract
This research attempts to study customer's perceived se",ice quality in the hotel industry. This
paper aims to discover what customers think of the quality of service as can be found in the hotel
industry by looking into factors influential on this perception such as personal service, technological
innovations and quality of food served. The method employed to gather the research resources
was adopted from SERVQUAL which is a popular method in measuring perceived service quality.
The descriptive and inferential methods were also used in testing and analysing the hypotheses.
Data were analysed by using the SPSS package. The research findings indicated that generally,
customers were dissatisfied with the service quality provided by the hotel management. From the
research, it was also discovered that personal services technology innovation and quality of food
served were vital in improving customers' outlook on the service quality. Therefore, the hotelier
should try to meet or exceed the customers' expectations, in order to ensure the customers are
satisfied. It is very important for the hotelier to take an effort in comprehending and
understanding customers' expectations in order to deliver good service, in which if the perceived
service equal or exceeded the expected service, they perceived that there is a quality in the
service.
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