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1 year of experience in the hospitality industry as a hotel front desk agent, hotel receptionist, or guest service specialist preferred. We are searching for an enthusiastic, service-focused hotel front desk agent to join our guest services team.
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Role Responsibilities:As a Front Desk Clerk or Guest Services Clerk you have the responsibility to give our guests the best hospitality experience they can have by:Assisting guests efficiently, courteously and professionally at all times.
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Front Desk Clerk. We have a great company culture at Concord Hospitality where everyone is valued and treated with respect. Washington, DC Concord Hospitality Washington DC.
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Starting Pay Rate: $17/hrAs a Hotel Front Desk Clerk, you'll be the friendly face that greets our guests, setting the tone for their stay with a warm and welcoming vibe! Paid time offVariety of schedulesTuition assistanceCareer-building professional developmentDiscounts from dining to fuel to concertsTeam Member appreciation eventsQuality healthcare and dental benefitsA robust 401k retirement planDealer SchoolFinance Scholarship Program What you will do as a Front Desk Clerk: Consistently makes sure guest signs and initials paperwork properly and attaches all pertinent information to the registration card.
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Working at the front desk means you are at the hub of the hotel with the most interaction with our guests. Respond quickly to incoming calls, lobby visitors and team members needing front desk assistance.
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Acts as front desk clerk, checking guests in and out, booking reservations and resolving guest issues. Graduate Hotels®, is seeking a Night Auditor to join Graduate East Lansing and its brilliant team of hospitality enthusiasts.
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Prior Hospitality, Front Desk or relevant work history or related experience. Prepares and consistently restocks the front desk with supplies including preparing arrival packets.
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Bookkeeping: keep accurate records of all hotel guest account information. Welcome, register, check-in, and check out guests staying at the hotel, provide keys and room numbers, and record credit card information.
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Must have six (6) months experience related to the operation aspect of the hospitality industry, such as prior experience as a hotel front desk clerk. Assist in all aspects of the operational management such as front desk operations and facility management, custodial worker operations, facility maintenance administration and outdoor adventure programs.
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Welcome to the Preserve Sporting Club and Residences, a truly distinctive retreat in the picturesque landscape of Richmond, Rhode Island, proudly part of the Pyramid Global Hospitality portfolio.
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Front Desk Clerk- Holiday Inn Express-University Center. Position Summary:Serving guests at the front desk while providing the highest level of service possible in an efficient, courteous and professional manner by following IHG standards of aggressive hospitality and adhering to guidelines and procedures.
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As a Front Desk Clerk with DelMonte Hotel Group, you will be part of a hospitality leader that prides itself on cultivating a workplace that feels like home and that brings out the best in you, each and every day.
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We're looking for a positive and professional Hotel Front Desk Agent to deliver an exceptional experience to every guest at our hotel. We're looking for a positive and professional Hotel Front Desk Agent to deliver an exceptional experience to every guest at our hotel.
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At least one year of hospitality industry experience as a hotel front desk agent or similar position preferred. At least one year of hospitality industry experience as a hotel front desk agent or similar position preferred.
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Front desk clerk duties, guest services, night auditor or previous hospitality experience is preferred but not required. Execute front desk clerk duties as required, such as processing reservations and check-ins, delegating housekeeping, security, and service requests, responding to guest inquiries, and resolving guest complaints as needed.
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