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Crescent Hotels & Resorts is seeking an exceptional General Manager to lead the Hilton Short Hills. You will drive overall hotel performance, lead a high-energy team, deliver guest experiences that exceed expectations while protecting brand integrity and profitability, and develop partnerships with clients and the local community.
This role requires proven senior hotel leadership, strong financial and operational acumen, a servant leadership style, and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced,
Compensation: $200,000 to $215,000 per year
Crescent Hotels & Resorts is seeking an exceptional General Manager to lead the Hilton Short Hills.
At Crescent, we don’t just operate hotels—we create experiences. We are known for our commitment to excellence, innovation, and, most importantly, our people. We celebrate your career, invest in your growth, and provide a culture where you can truly shine.
We offer a competitive compensation package including industry-leading benefits, performance-based bonus opportunities, and a culture that values your individuality, leadership, and impact. At Crescent, you belong. We care. You can shine bright.
As General Manager, you will be the driving force behind the hotel’s success—leading a high-energy team, delivering exceptional guest experiences, and achieving strong financial performance.
You will create a guest-centric, results-driven culture that inspires your team to perform at their best while ensuring operational excellence, brand integrity, and profitability.
If you’re a dynamic leader who thrives on energy, culture, and performance—and you’re ready to lead a standout lifestyle hotel in Scottsdale,we’d love to connect.
Start your journey with Crescent Hotels & Resorts—where you belong, we care, and you can shine bright.
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