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Hotel Chocolat is seeking a Seasonal Sales Advisor in the United Kingdom to join during the peak festive period. You’ll help customers find the perfect gifts and create a memorable shopping experience with product knowledge and friendly service.
Responsibilities include processing transactions, handling refunds and exchanges, replenishing stock as needed, and supporting store teams. Reliability and flexibility to match trading hours are essential for success.
Are you ready to join Hotel Chocolat at our busiest and most magical time of year? We’re the UK’s favourite premium chocolate brand and we need your help to deliver the best experience for our customers this Christmas!
To join us as a Seasonal Sales Advisor, you’re not just passionate about our chocolate, you’re obsessed delighting customers - ready to help them find the perfect gift for their friends, family, colleagues, neighbours…After all, chocolate makes the perfect present!
We ask that you are reliable and flexible to meet the needs of the stores trading and delivery times and are comfortable working under pressure in a fast-paced environment.
We’re not just a chocolate company; we’re a family of chocolate lovers. From luxury gifts to our iconic Velvetiser™ and beyond, we’ve built a brand that’s all about crafting moments of indulgence.
Our journey began as a humble mint company, but we soon found our passion for cacao and never looked back.
Today, we’re proud to operate over 150 stores across the UK and continue to grow across categories, channels, and territories.
Patience, passion, and purpose drive everything we do – just like the perfect cacao pod, our success doesn’t happen overnight. It’s the result of hard work, innovation, and the shared dedication of our customers, colleagues, farmers, and suppliers.
To learn more about who we are and our People Pledge to equality, diversity, and inclusion, visit: hotelchocolat.com/uk/engaged-ethics/our-people.html