This research project investigates the impact of varied staff motivation strategies within the HRM perspective, using the London Euston Hilton Hotel as a case study. The project begins with an introduction that outlines the background of the study, emphasizing the importance of employee motivation in enhancing business performance and competitiveness, particularly within the hospitality industry. It defines the research aims, objectives, and questions, focusing on understanding motivation concepts, identifying motivational factors, and exploring strategic approaches to encourage employees. The methodology involves data collection from primary and secondary sources, including questionnaires, journals, and online articles, to analyze themes and evaluate the effectiveness of different motivational techniques. The project then delves into the factors contributing to research selection, reviews key references, and presents a detailed project specification, along with a comprehensive timeline. It explores the concept of employee motivation, various factors that encourage workers, such as working conditions, pay, benefits, and working hours, and the strategic ways to motivate staff, including performance-based and non-financial rewards. The research aims to provide insights into how effective motivation strategies can lead to improved employee performance, higher productivity, and enhanced customer service within the hospitality sector, ultimately aiming to contribute to the strategic success of the London Euston Hilton Hotel.