lobbygow
/ˈlɑbiˌɡaʊ/
noun
- A person who runs errands or performs odd jobs, especially in a hotel or public building; a messenger or attendant.
- The lobbygow carried the guest's luggage to the elevator.
- He worked as a lobbygow at the grand hotel, delivering newspapers and messages.
- The manager called for a lobbygow to fetch fresh towels for room 204.