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The Sheraton Brookhollow in Houston seeks a Night Auditor to balance daily financials, assist guests overnight, and ensure safety. This role blends front desk duties with basic accounting to deliver a smooth transition between business days.
You will greet guests, register arrivals, respond to requests, balance cash and postings, and review daily revenue reports while following safety and emergency procedures.
382 rooms | 15,000 sq. ft. meeting/event space
Amenities: 4 on-site restaurants, outdoor pool, club lounge, fitness center, gift shop.
Located in a major Houston business district, the Sheraton Brookhollow offers opportunities to lead full-service operations with strong corporate demand. Explore the property through a virtual tour and see why it's an engaging environment for hospitality professionals.
The Night Auditor is responsible for performing end-of-day financial tasks, providing guest services during overnight hours, and ensuring the safety and security of the hotel. This role combines front desk operations with basic accounting duties to deliver a smooth transition between business days.
Job Title : Night Auditor
Department: Front Office
Supervision Exercised: None
Supervision Received: Guest Services Manager
High school diploma or equivalent required
Previous hotel front desk or accounting experience preferred.
Experience with PMS systems preferred.
Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
Excellent customer service and communication skills.
Strong problem-solving and critical-thinking abilities
Proficiency with computers and hotel property management systems (PMS).
Ability to prioritize and multitask.
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