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  • Hotel Manager

    GB

    Role: Hotel Manager Location: Channel Islands Salary / Rate of pay: £55,000 Platinum Recruitment is working in partnership with a beautiful 5-star...

    Posted 2 days ago

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  • Hotel Manager

    Derby

    Donington Manor Hotel are looking for an Operations Manager to run the day to day operations of the hotel, liaising directly with the hotel owner to...

    Posted 9 days ago

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  • Hotel Manager

    Chesterfield

    Donington Manor Hotel are looking for an Operations Manager to run the day to day operations of the hotel, liaising directly with the hotel owner to...

    Posted Today

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  • Hotel Host

    South East London

    We are currently looking for a passionate Hotel Host to join the team here at Bankside Hotel - Voted one of the 'Best Places to Work in Hospitality'...

    Posted 8 days ago

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  • Hotel Manager

    Bedford

    The Opportunity An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Hotel Manager to join our team at the hotel, working in partnership with the Cluster...

    Posted 3 days ago

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  • Hotel Manager

    Thurso

    We are looking for a Hotel Manager to join our 85-bedroom establishment in Thurso surrounded by an excellent team. As hotel manager, you’ll lead the...

    Posted 14 days ago

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  • Hotel Manager

    Nottingham

    Donington Manor Hotel are looking for an Operations Manager to run the day to day operations of the hotel, liaising directly with the hotel owner to...

    Posted Today

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  • Hotel Manager

    Glasgow

    Hotel Manager Glasgow £50,000 - £60,000 JLH Recruitment are currently shortlisting on behalf of our client in Glasgow. This hotel which is part of a...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Hotel Manager

    Guernsey, Channel Isles

    Our client is looking for an experienced Hotel Manager with a strong background in F&B and Luxury Hotel Management. Relocation assistance will be...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Hotel Manager

    Chathill, Northumberland

    Do you pride yourself on being part of a team that creates exceptional guest experiences? If so, you could be who we're looking for. We're recruiting...

    Posted 8 days ago

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  • Hotel Manager

    Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

    Donington Manor Hotel are looking for an Operations Manager to run the day to day operations of the hotel, liaising directly with the hotel owner to...

    Posted Today

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  • Hotel Reception Manager

    Brockenhurst

    Hotel Reception Manager Benefits: Family run hotel collection with family values at the core Enhanced maternity and paternity packages for all...

    Posted 2 days ago

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  • Bar Manager Hotel

    Pickering

    Bar Manager needed for this award winning , high quality award winning Hotel YO62 Area -North Yorkshire IRO £30,000-35,000 Need to be able to commute...

    Posted Today

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  • Sous Chef Hotel

    Bolton

    Free use of GymFacilities+ Free Parking + Company Discounts and Benefits + Free Meals on Duty + Uniform + Training & Development Opportunities +...

    Posted 15 days ago

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  • Hotel General Manager

    Leiston

    We are looking for a Hotel General Manager for our Hotel in Felixstowe. The Orwell Hotel is the largest Hotel in Felixstowe and has a History to the...

    Posted Today

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  • Hotel General Manager

    York

    We have an exciting opportunity for an individual with a strong commercial and hotel operations background to become General Manager of the...

    Posted 3 days ago

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  • Hotel General Manager

    Leeds

    We have an exciting opportunity for an individual with a strong commercial and hotel operations background to become General Manager of the...

    Posted Today

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The hotel sector is a vibrant and exciting area to work in. It offers a range of roles including manager, receptionist, cleaner, chef, event coordinator and waiter.

Who can I work for?

You can work for all types of hotels including five-star, budget or spa hotels.

Where and when can I work?

The world is your oyster when it comes to where you can work in the hotel sector. It depends what type of hotel you would like to work for but most cities and towns have a big selection. The hours are normally worked in an early or late shift pattern, which often means working early in the morning and late a night. Night and weekend shifts are also part of working in the hotel sector.

Do I need any experience?

This depends on which area you are interested in working. If you wish to be a receptionist, experience rather than qualifications will be relied upon but chefs would need some formal training under their belt.

What attributes are needed?

A friendly, confident manner and good customer service skills are a must for any would-be hotel staff member.

What can I earn?

It depends which job you are interested in within the sector as well as your experience, the location and size of the hotel you are working for. One example is a trainee hotel manager. In this role you can earn in the region of £13,000 - £19,000 which jumps up to anything between £25,000 - £100,000 in senior hotel management roles.

What are the benefits?

There are vast benefits. These include some hotels offering staff savings on the use of their facilities and the rewarding environment of working within a tight-colleague unit.

Are there chances of promotion?

Progression and promotion depends on which area you wish to work in within the sector but gaining hands on experience and enthusiasm are great ways to kick-start a move up the career ladder.

What will I be responsible for?

The key to operating a successful hotel is to work as one unit towards the common goal of giving customers the best all round experience possible.

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Hotel

The hotel sector is a vibrant and exciting area to work in. It offers a range of roles including manager, receptionist, cleaner, chef, event coordinator and waiter.

Who can I work for?

You can work for all types of hotels including five-star, budget or spa hotels.

Where and when can I work?

The world is your oyster when it comes to where you can work in the hotel sector. It depends what type of hotel you would like to work for but most cities and towns have a big selection. The hours are normally worked in an early or late shift pattern, which often means working early in the morning and late a night. Night and weekend shifts are also part of working in the hotel sector.

Do I need any experience?

This depends on which area you are interested in working. If you wish to be a receptionist, experience rather than qualifications will be relied upon but chefs would need some formal training under their belt.

What attributes are needed?

A friendly, confident manner and good customer service skills are a must for any would-be hotel staff member.

What can I earn?

It depends which job you are interested in within the sector as well as your experience, the location and size of the hotel you are working for. One example is a trainee hotel manager. In this role you can earn in the region of £13,000 - £19,000 which jumps up to anything between £25,000 - £100,000 in senior hotel management roles.

What are the benefits?

There are vast benefits. These include some hotels offering staff savings on the use of their facilities and the rewarding environment of working within a tight-colleague unit.

Are there chances of promotion?

Progression and promotion depends on which area you wish to work in within the sector but gaining hands on experience and enthusiasm are great ways to kick-start a move up the career ladder.

What will I be responsible for?

The key to operating a successful hotel is to work as one unit towards the common goal of giving customers the best all round experience possible.