Spa Receptionist
resort at longboat key clubLongboat Key (FL)
About the role
Job Description:
As a Spa Receptionist at The Resort at Longboat Key Club, you will serve as an ambassador of our brand, providing exceptional hospitality and creating a welcoming atmosphere for every guest. Your excellent communication and interpersonal skills will be key in delivering outstanding service and ensuring a memorable spa experience.
Responsibilities:
Greet and warmly welcome guests, acting as the first point of contact and ambassador for the spa.
Provide outstanding hospitality by anticipating guest needs and delivering personalized service.
Schedule and manage spa appointments with accuracy and efficiency.
Maintain a clean, organized, and inviting reception area.
Handle guest inquiries and resolve any concerns promptly and professionally.
Collaborate with spa therapists and team members to ensure seamless service.
Requirements:
Previous experience in spa or customer service environment preferred.
Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills to engage effectively with guests and members..Ability to act as a positive ambassador for The Resort at Longboat Key Club.
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
Professional appearance and demeanor.
Benefits:
Competitive compensation packages.
Employee discounts on spa services and retail merchandise.
Opportunities for professional growth and development.
Enjoy working in a beautiful resort setting in Longboat Key, FL.
About the Company:
The Resort at Longboat Key Club is a premier destination resort located on the scenic island of Longboat Key, Florida. Known for our exceptional service, luxurious amenities, and stunning natural surroundings, we strive to provide our guests with an unforgettable experience. Joining our team means becoming part of a community dedicated to excellence and hospitality.```
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