Guest Service Representative
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dimension hospitalityScottsdale (AZ)
Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk ClerksHotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$20.00 per hour
About the role
Guest Service RepresentativeCompensation: $20.00 per hourYou are friendly, professional, and enjoy helping people. You understand that great service creates memorable stays, and you take pride in being the first and last impression guests receive. If you enjoy problem solving and creating positive guest experiences, keep reading.The Role: As a Guest Service Representative, you assist guests with check ins, check outs, reservations, and daily service needs. You help ensure smooth front desk operations and support an exceptional guest experience.What You Will Be Doing:Greet guests and provide friendly, helpful serviceAssist with check ins, check outs, room assignments, and reservationsAnswer guest questions and resolve issues promptlyOperate the front desk system and process paymentsCommunicate with housekeeping and other departmentsMaintain the front desk area in a clean and organized mannerHandle guest requests and escalate concerns when neededProvide local information and general hotel assistanceWhy You Will Love It Here:Supportive team environmentOpportunities to grow in front desk and hotel operationsA role where you meet new people and make a daily impactReady to Join the Team: If you are ready to assist guests and help create memorable stays, we would love to meet you. Apply now.EOEQualifications:Strong customer service and communication skillsFriendly, positive, and professional presenceComfortable using computers and hotel systemsDependable, organized, and able to multitaskPrior hotel customer service/front desk experience is preferred.Flexible to work any shifts including holidays and weekends
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