VIP Parking Solutions provides valet, front-desk and lobby concierge staff for office buildings and corporate campuses in Denver and the metro area. Tenants and visitors get a professional welcome at the curb and in the lobby, and every post is filled by VIP's own employees.
What services do office buildings use?
- Garage or front-drive valet for tenants, visitors and executives, daily or on set days.
- Front desk and lobby concierge to greet visitors, check them in, issue badges and call hosts.
- Executive valet for leadership, board meetings and client visits.
- Event support for tenant events, open houses and conferences held in the building.
- Mail and delivery handling at the desk, if your building wants it.
Why put valet at an office building?
In downtown Denver, parking is often in a garage that is a block or more away, or in a tight structure with limited spaces. Valet lets tenants and visitors arrive at the door on time, and it lets the garage hold more cars because attendants can stack them. In the Denver Tech Center and suburban campuses, valet is often a tenant amenity and a way to impress clients. Either way, the first face a visitor sees is one of ours, so we train for it.
What does a good lobby concierge do?
A concierge does more than sit at a desk. They know the tenants, recognize regular visitors, keep the lobby tidy and secure, handle deliveries, and solve small problems before they reach the property manager. They follow your access rules exactly and log anything unusual. If you want a written end-of-shift report, we provide one, just like our apartment concierge service.
Who staffs the posts?
VIP employees, not subcontractors. Before a concierge or valet works your building alone, they are trained on your layout, tenants, access system and expectations. A VIP manager is your single contact, covers call-outs, and checks in regularly with building management.
How does valet help a building compete for tenants?
Denver office tenants have choices, and the arrival experience is part of what a landlord sells. A tenant who can pull up to the door on a snowy morning, hand over keys and walk straight to the elevator remembers it. So does a client who arrives for a meeting and is greeted by name at the desk. For property managers, valet and concierge are amenities that show up on a tour and in renewal conversations, without a capital project. Because VIP handles hiring, training and scheduling, the building gets the amenity without adding to the property team's workload.
What happens on a typical day?
The concierge opens the desk before tenants arrive, checks the visitor list and reviews notes from the last shift. Valet attendants set up the stand and key control. Through the morning rush, attendants keep the drive clear and park cars in the order the garage plan calls for. Midday brings deliveries, client visitors and lunch traffic. In the evening, cars come back up as tenants leave, and the desk logs anything the property manager should know.
Which Denver office areas does VIP cover?
Downtown and LoDo towers, Union Station, Cherry Creek, RiNo, the Denver Tech Center, Greenwood Village, Centennial and the wider metro. See the Denver overview. For ongoing multi-site agreements, see corporate partnerships.
How do we start?
Request a quote and choose "Office building valet or concierge", or call (303) 502-2340. We will walk the building, agree on posts and hours, and send a written plan with a price.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. One VIP team can cover the front desk, lobby concierge and valet, with one manager responsible for all of them.
Yes. Some companies keep valet for executive entrances or board and client meetings only. We can staff a set schedule or specific days.
Yes. Concierges can check visitors in using your system, issue badges, call hosts and direct guests, following your building's rules.
It depends on hours, the number of posts, and whether valet, desk or both are needed. We quote after a walk-through. Request a quote.