Front Desk Clerk

Posted 3 days ago

comfort inn alpharettaAlpharetta (GA)

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$12.00 to $15.00 Per Hour

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About the role

Job Description: The Comfort Inn in Alpharetta GA is now hiring a full-time/part-time Front Desk/Guest Care Associate! We need a great customer-focused associate to join our front desk team to work on the Front Desk. We are looking for friendly and reliable candidates that like to feel appreciated for the quality job they perform. Our fun team of professionals works hard each day to take care of our valued guests and make sure to take extra responsibility in giving our guests an excellent experience while staying with us. Our Front Desk/Guest Care Associates are responsible for assisting our guests at every turn - at the first contact when the guest contacts the hotel to make a reservation, providing a warm welcome to each guest as they check-in, assisting with any concerns during the stay and always looking for opportunities to go above and beyond to WOW the guest! Weekends and some holidays are required as the hotel is a 24/7/365 business. All applicants must pass a background check to be considered for employment. Qualified candidates will need to have reliable transportation to and from work and a great work ethic. Previous hotel experience is required.
Benefits: Available (some benefits have a waiting period):Competitive Wages. Hotel Discounts at Choice Hotels Worldwide. Uniforms Provided. Vacation time (Must meet minimum time of employment).
Job Type: Full-time/Part-time.
Salary: $12.00 to $15.00 Per Hour. Based on experience.
Experience: Customer Service: 1 year (Preferred).Hotel: 1 year (Preferred).Office administration: 1 year (Preferred).
Work Authorization: United States (Required).
Shifts: Evening/ Morning (Required).Graveyard (Required).
Work Location: One location.

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