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Harbour Hotels Guildford is seeking a Spa Therapist to provide high-quality treatments, including massage, and ensure memorable guest experiences. You will consult with clients, tailor treatments, and assist management with diary management and selling to maximise revenue.
NVQ Level 2/3 qualified with Temple Spa and Elemis training is preferred. Reception shifts and a flexible approach are advantageous for this role.
We have a superb opportunity for a Spa Therapist with a passion to deliver consistent, exceptional service and develop their career within a progressive company. Ideally, you will be NVQ Level 2 & 3 qualified. TEMPLE SPA and ELEMIS training and experience would be a distinct advantage.
As a Spa Therapist, you will carryout a variety of treatments including massage. You should be knowledgeable, friendly, and committed to ensuring every guest's visit is memorable. You will consult with clients to understand their needs and deliver high-quality, exceptional treatments. Additionally, you will support your manager to maximize revenue through diary management and proactive selling. Reception experience and willingness to do reception shifts as required are advantageous.
Harbour Hotels is a collection of prestigious hotels in beautiful locations across the South. Our luxury portfolio includes coastal, country, and city properties with exciting restaurant concepts and the HarSPA brand across many sites. Guildford Harbour Hotel and Spa is centrally located in Guildford, perfect for business or leisure. It features 183 bedrooms, two stylish restaurants, a vibrant Long Bar, and an outdoor terrace. The hotel also boasts a state-of-the-art gym and the indulgent HarSPA offering various treatments and spa days.
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