ECHO Night Audit
gulf coast hotel managementAurora (CO)
About the role
Hotel Night Auditor The Night Auditor is a team member of the ECHO Suites Extended Stay by Wyndham Denver Aurora location. This is a new, fast-growing extended stay brand and in a prime location. In addition to being part of a new and growing brand, Gulf Coast Hotel Management, Inc. is a dynamic, growing, and evolving employer. Even though our hotels are primarily places to work and earn a living, Gulf Coast offers more than that! We provide a friendly atmosphere where you can work, grow and advance in a supportive environment. We care about our team, and we're committed to supporting our Associates. The Night Auditor is a pivotal role responsible for overseeing the hotel's nightly operations. The ideal candidate will be reliable, detail-oriented, and willing to conduct a variety of tasks during the overnight hours. You must have a passion for hospitality, excellent communication skills and honesty and integrity must be paramount in all that you do.
What We Offer:
- Health and Dental Insurance for Full Time Associates 401(k) with Employer Match for all Associates
- Paid time off for ALL Associates per Associate Guide
- Company pays six holidays for Full Time Associates
- Time and half for hours worked on designated holidays for all Associates.
- Employee Assistance Program for Associates and household members
- Employee Discount ProgramEmployee Hotel Guest Room ProgramEmployee Referral Program
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