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An established industry player in the hospitality sector is seeking dedicated Room Attendants to join their Housekeeping team. This role is vital for maintaining high cleanliness standards in guest bedrooms, ensuring a pleasant stay for all visitors. Candidates will benefit from full training, and while experience is not necessary, a positive attitude and a commitment to excellence are essential. With flexible working hours and opportunities for internal development, this position offers a chance to grow within a supportive environment. Join a team that values hard work and dedication, and contribute to creating memorable experiences for guests.
Working as part of the Housekeeping team, you will ensure all guest bedrooms within the hotel are cleaned on a daily basis. You will have an eye for detail and naturally high standards.
As a Room Attendant, you will be interacting with our Guests, so conversational English is essential, as is the ability to work on your own for periods of time. You will be a vital cog in the Malmaison machine, ensuring all bedrooms are clean and tidy for our guests.
You will predominantly work set shifts, 5 days out of seven, starting at either 9 or 10 am. Some flexibility may be required during peak trading times. If desired, earlier start times can be discussed at interview, as can just weekend work.
Being a Room Attendant is hard work and will require a level of fitness in order to complete this vital role. Full training in the use of chemicals and equipment will be provided.
Experience in a similar role isn't required, but a positive attitude and desire to make a difference within the hotel is essential.
We actively encourage internal development and progression, and Malmaison is on target to have 100 new apprentices in the business by year-end. Candidates for this position would be given the opportunity to enroll in our apprenticeship scheme after they have completed their probationary period.