Chambermaid (noun)

A female domestic worker who is responsible for cleaning and tidying bedrooms and bathrooms in a hotel or private household.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from french chambrière, from chambre "chamber".

Examples:

1. The chambermaid was efficient in her duties and always left the room spotless.
2. The guests at the hotel were pleased with the services of the chambermaid.
3. The chambermaid was expected to change the bedsheets and refill the towels daily.
4. The chambermaid was trained to be discreet and not disturb the guests.
5. The chambermaid was praised for her attention to detail and thorough cleaning.