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Take responsibility of the hotel as the Duty Manager in the absence of the Assistant Front Office / Front Office Manager. The Duty Manager assists the Front Office Manager in the administration and management of all Front Office operations to ensure profitability, control costs and quality standards, ensuring total guests’ satisfaction.
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Future Potential Career PathAssistant General Manager - General Manager – Area General Manager –Regional Director of OperationsEssential Job FunctionsOversee Rooms Operation consisting of: Front Office, Housekeeping, Engineering, and Valet Parking (3rd Party.
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Front Office Manager Rooms Division Manager Assistant General Manager. Oversee all front office operations in the absence of the Front Office Manager or Assistant General Manager.
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Deeply discounted hotel room stays worldwideExclusive discounts on concert tickets, theme park passes, rental cars, and moreVerizon wireless discountFree parking in structure and easy access to public transportation Complimentary and discounted food and beverage Personal and professional developmental opportunities; classroom training, online training, and educational assistance programQualificationsPrior bar management experience.
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Job Description The purpose of the Night Audit Supervisor is to assist the Night Audit Manager oversee and coordinate all night time front desk and audit functions, to execute computer maintenance requirements, and ensure all financial transactions for the day are verified and balanced.
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The NA also acts as a Guest Service Agent for the overnight front desk shift at the hotel. The NA is responsible for consistently delivering results that contribute to the mission and overall success of the hotel by accomplishing performance objectives covering the front desk.
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As the Restaurant Manager, you will oversee all aspects of the fine dining establishment within the hotel, ensuring a flawless dining experience for guests and maintaining high standards of quality and serviceESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:Lead and manage the operations of the fine dining restaurant within the luxury hotel, including front-of-house, back-of-house, and guest relations.
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Manage hotel front office operations in accordance with established guest service and sustainability standards. Interview, select, train, schedule, coach and support associates, ensuring they perform in accordance with established brand or hotel standards and consistent with HHM core values.
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This Washington, DC hotel is 1.1 mi from the White House and within a 2.5 mi radius of the Newseum and the International Spy Museum. As the global leader in third-party hotel management, our growing portfolio represents over 1,550 hotels in all 50 states and 22 countries, from top international lodging brands to luxury hotels, destination resorts and lifestyle hotels.
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Interface with the hotel, rental car company, travel agency, and other personnel to troubleshoot, update, cancel, and reconcile actions related to travel. Utilize the Correspondence and Task Management System (CATMS) to respond to incoming taskers then task packages forward for signatureFacilitate weekly calls with Front Office counterparts to discuss latest hot topics and issues.
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Job Overview The Front Desk Manager is responsible for the daily operation of the Front Desk and acts as the main contact for guests and other hotel departments. Qualifications Education/Formal TrainingHigh School diploma or equivalentExperienceMinimum two years previous experience as a front desk supervisor or minimum of four years front office experience in hotel work.
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Minimum of 2years of previous Guest Service/Front Desk management experience in a luxury hotel setting preffered. Assistant Front Office Manager. Coach, lead, guide and direct the Guest Service team to include Front Desk Agents, Bellpersons, Doormen, Concierge and Royal ServiceAgents.
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Notify Front Office Manager or Assistant Front Office Manager of any problems or situations involving guests, the hotel and/or staff. We're seeking a passionate Front Office Supervisor for our dual property hotel, where you'll provide exceptional service across two distinctive environments.
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OTHER DUTIES Assists with the cleaning of any areas of the hotel as assigned by the manager when needed to include but not limited to front desk, associate breakroom, guest laundry, fitness room, vending areas, stairwells and common areas.
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Our iconic Washington, DC hotel features luxurious rooms and suites with beautiful décor and original artwork. Have complete working knowledge of Front Office computer or manual system, including all daily transactions and those which are not performed often.
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