The phrase valet dates all the way back again for the Center Ages, once the phrase approximately translated to "personal manservant" or in domestic situations, a "gentleman's gentleman". Although currently, 1 need to abstain from pulling around a valet and referring for the attendants as "manservants", unless you desire them to choose your vehicle out for your pleasure experience or steal your Contemporary Prince/Marky Mark mixtapes (many of those tunes are difficult to occur by). In recent times a valet attendant refers exclusively to valet parking, and that is a service available primarily by restaurants, bars/clubs, retailers, and hotels, where a valet attendant parks your car to suit your needs.