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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 part-time.
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Our friendly Hotel Front Desk Agent/Bartender provide attentive and courteous service, all while creating a memorable and personalized experience for our guests. Moxy boldly breaks the rules of a conventional hotel stay - starting with check-in at the Bar. Communal play spaces and a central bar serves double duty as the front desk, delivering a unique playful experience.
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Our current portfolio consists of over 65 full-service, select-service, extended-stay and resort properties with more than 7,500 rooms in 14 states and four countries. Provide superior guest services including check-in/check-out hotel guests courteously and efficiently; process all payments according to established hotel requirements; Provide information and services to any guest or visitor in a friendly, professional manner.
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The Front Desk Agent at the Hilton Garden Inn Beaufort is responsible for providing overall positive guest experience while managing the customer-facing administrative processes of the hotel.
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Front Desk Agent Residence Inn Norfolk, 227 West Brambleton Ave, Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America Req #5839 Wednesday, March 20, 2024 The Front Desk Agent at the Residence Inn by Marriott Downtown Norfolk is responsible for providing overall positive guest experience while managing the customer-facing administrative processes of the hotel.
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The Front Desk Agent at the Residence Inn by Marriott Carlisle is responsible for providing overall positive guest experience while managing the customer-facing administrative processes of the hotel.
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The Front Desk Agent Aloft Atlanta Downtown is responsible for providing overall positive guest experience while managing the customer-facing administrative processes of the hotel.
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At more than 100 award-winning properties worldwide, The Ritz-Carlton Ladies and Gentlemen create experiences so exceptional that long after a guest stays with us, the experience stays with them.
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He/she is also responsible for effectively communicating concerns and/or related issues to all levels of management and performing guest service agent duties as required, including check-in, check-out, switchboard operation and reservations.
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The ideal candidate will have at least one (1) year of experience in a customer service setting, hotel/resort reservationist, front desk agent, or equivalent work experience.
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Reports To: Guest Service Manager or Assistant General Manager. Responsible for performing a variety of guest service activities while providing the highest level of service possible.
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One year of experience in the hospitality industry as a hotel front desk agent, hotel receptionist, or guest service specialist preferred. Currently, we are looking for a top-performing Guest Service Agent/Front Desk Clerk/Front Desk Agent.
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Hotel or hospitality industry working as a concierge, guest services representative, front desk attendant or reservations agent is a plus. 2+ years of experience in multifamily real estate, retail sales, hotel/hospitality, or customer service.
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Maintain the professional appearance of the Front Desk with a focus on hospitality and Guest service. Serve as a Front Desk Agent, Concierge, and One Stop Agent as required.
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The Guest Service Agent is a key team member and essential for the successful operation and administration of the Front Office. The Guest Service Agent must focus on providing exceptional customer satisfaction by continually ensuring the center's touch points of the retreat center are properly executed at all times.
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