1. Guest Arrival and Departure Experience
- Warm Welcome: Greet every guest entering and leaving the property with a genuine, personalized, and professional welcome (often addressing repeat guests by name).
- Traffic Coordination: Monitor and direct vehicle/foot traffic flow at the entrance and in the lobby.
- Luggage Assistance: Coordinate closely with the Bell Staff (or perform the task themselves) to ensure timely loading and unloading of luggage from vehicles.
- First Impressions: Ensure the entire lobby area is impeccably clean, presentable, and reflective of the hotel's luxury standards.
2. Service and Anticipation
- Proactive Assistance: Maintain a visible presence in the lobby, proactively approaching guests to offer assistance rather than waiting to be asked.
- Amenities: Offer welcome amenities, such as refreshments, cold towels, or welcome drinks, as part of the arrival process.
- Information Hub: Serve as the primary source of up-to-date information on all hotel services, amenities (spa, dining, fitness center, etc.), promotions, and special events.
- Local Knowledge: Provide detailed, accurate knowledge of the surrounding area, including directions, local attractions, restaurants, and transportation options.
3. Coordination and Communication
- Bridging Departments: Work closely with the Front Desk, Concierge, Guest Relations, and Food & Beverage teams to ensure all guest requests and special preferences are communicated and fulfilled seamlessly.
- VIP Handling: Be aware of all VIP, special occasion, and high-profile guest movements, ensuring they receive priority and personalized service.
- Special Requests: Handle guest requests for reservations, special arrangements (e.g., flowers, car services), and tailored services.
4. Issue Resolution and Feedback
- Complaint Handling: Address minor guest feedback or complaints with empathy and efficiency, escalating complex issues to the appropriate manager or department for timely resolution and follow-up.
- Guest Profile Enhancement: Engage with guests to learn their preferences and communicate this information to the wider team to enhance their future stays.
Essential Skills and Characteristics
- Exceptional Interpersonal Skills: A naturally charismatic, confident, and outgoing personality.
- Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills (often required to be fluent in English, with additional languages being a significant advantage).
- Appearance: Impeccable grooming and professional demeanor.
- Problem-Solving: Ability to remain calm under pressure and handle unexpected situations with grace and efficiency.
- Attention to Detail: A strong focus on anticipating guest needs before they are voiced.
Job Type: Full-time