Calling all Spaniards - bellboy tipping question

[Martinus]

What's the acceptable tip in Spain for a bellboy for bringing your luggage to your hotel room?

[Martinus]

Is 5 euro fine or too little? I'm in my room waiting for the luggage so this is urgent and I only have 5 and 20 euro notes.

[Ideologue]

It's Spain, so nothing.  They should get used to their status as slaves of Northern Europeans sooner rather than later.

[Ideologue]

Seriously, five euros sounds good enough for wheeling some dude's bag onto an elevator.

[katmai]

Well in Euros duh.

Personal trips I tip them like $5 if using themm but the standard tip is usually $1-2 per bag here in US.
Working I usually have all the camera gear in my room which means upwards of 10 cases and bags which i then tip accordingly ie around $20

[Syt]

5 should be fine. How much do you tip the cleaning staff?

[Eddie Teach]

I have never taken a trip where I had more luggage than I could carry myself.

[Josquius]

You're a super rich lawyer. 5 euros would be fine for a normal person but you should pay 20 and spread the wealth.

[The Larch]

5€ sounds like a bit too much, unless you're carrying a royal retinue worth of luggage.

[Iormlund]

I have never taken a trip where I had more luggage than I could carry myself.

Same here.

[Martim Silva]

In the Iberian Peninsula, tips are not expected.

Though for some reason foreigners keep giving them  , often in obscene amounts.

Basically:

Either give nothing, or pay very handsomely - 200 euro or more.

If you don't tip, nobody will think any worse of you.

If you give a tiny tip, you will look like an idiot.

If you give a large tip, you will be considered a wealthy foreigner and treated quite well.

[The Brain]

I don't carry petty cash.

[The Brain]

Does the bellboy have feet btw?

[11B4V]

Does the bellboy have feet btw?

Maybe soon he will get promoted to bellman.

[Brazen]

Tip extra for the bag containing all your hair-styling products.