IPA: /ˈbɛl.hɒp/
KK: /ˈbɛlˌhɑp/
A person who works in a hotel and helps guests by carrying their bags and doing other tasks for them.
The bellhop greeted us at the entrance and helped us with our luggage.
Bellhop → The word is formed from "bell" (from Old English *belle*, meaning a ringing instrument) and "hop" (from Middle English *hoppen*, meaning to jump or move quickly). A bellhop is someone who quickly moves to answer a bell or call, typically in a hotel setting.
Think of a 'bell' ringing and someone 'jumping' to respond — that's how a bellhop assists guests.
No commonly confused words.