EN - Housekeeping Attendant

Join a hotel that is a member of the Accor network, whose group brings together more than 45 brands, 5,500 hotels, 10,000 restaurants and lifestyle destinations. Here, we believe in you and what you bring to the table. There are many opportunities for development and advancement. Every gesture, every smile, every action, contributes to creating a positive and memorable impact for our customers, our colleagues and also for our planet. Together, we embody the vision of responsible hospitality.

Job Description

Shifts are:

• Either 9am start or 2pm start and are usually around 6-7 hours
• They will include weekends
• We would expect you to work 5 shifts per week

Responsibilities

• Clean and maintain assigned guestrooms to hotel standards
• Ensure guest privacy and safeguard their belongings
• Personalize guest experiences through attentive service
• Restock room supplies and amenities as needed
• Report maintenance issues or damaged items promptly
• Collaborate with other departments to meet guest needs
• Adhere to safety and sanitation protocols

Qualifications

• Previous housekeeping experience is a feather in your duster, but not essential.
• The ability to read guests' minds (okay, not really, but being attentive and anticipating needs is pretty close!)
• An eagle eye for detail that can spot a speck of dust from a mile away.
• A knack for making guests feel so welcome, they might forget they're not at home.
• The magical power to transform chaos into order faster than you can say "turndown service"

Additional Information

We have a commitment with "Green Key" to monitor and reduce the negative effects we place on the planet.

Your supervisor and manager will assist you to achieve the highest standards possible.

Commitment To Diversity & Inclusion

We are an inclusive company and our ambition is to attract, recruit and promote diverse talent.

Right to Work

You must already have the right to work in the UK.

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