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Quorum Hospitality is hiring a Bartender for Hilton Garden Inn Wailua Bay in Kapaa, Hawaii. You will craft drinks, greet guests warmly, and maintain a inviting bar atmosphere. The role emphasizes accuracy, friendly service, and adherence to regulations.
We value 21+ year-olds with experience in hotels or bars, plus certifications. Benefits include health plans, PTO, retirement plan, education support, travel discounts, and daily pay.
Join our team as a Bartender at Hilton Garden Inn Wailua Bay
Imagine a place where every day feels like an exciting opportunity to make someone’s day a little brighter. We believe that the bar isn’t just where drinks are served—it’s where unforgettable experiences are crafted. We’re looking for an experienced Bartender to join our team. In this role, you’ll play a pivotal part in delivering outstanding hospitality, from preparing perfect drinks to ensuring every guest feels welcomed and valued.
Hourly pay: $21.62 Per Hour
Your Role:
As a Bartender, you will transform every guest interaction into a delightful experience. Your mission is to create top-notch beverages while maintaining a warm and friendly atmosphere at the bar. Some of your key responsibilities include:
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Why Join Quorum Hospitality?
Quorum Hospitality, ranked among the nation's leading hotel management companies, has been delivering value-driven hospitality solutions since 1987. Our diverse portfolio features renowned hospitality brands such as Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, and IHG, highlighting our commitment to excellence in customized management. Our team is dedicated to building strong relationships and providing exceptional service that benefits guests, owners, and team members alike. Headquartered in Plano, Texas, and Newport Beach, California, we pride ourselves on fostering a culture of integrity and innovation.
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