Part Time Room Attendant - Housekeeping

Sun Hospitality Resort Services; Sugar Mountain (NC); On-site; USD 17,908 - 24,796; Part time

Job summary

Sun Hospitality Resort Services is seeking a Room Attendant for a part-time, onsite position in Sugar Mountain, North Carolina. This role aims to support guest satisfaction by maintaining rooms to high standards of cleanliness and comfort.

You will be responsible for tasks such as cleaning rooms, restocking supplies, and reporting maintenance issues. Ideal candidates are detail-oriented, dependable, and possess friendly communication skills. Apply today to join our dedicated team!

Qualifications

• Ability to follow checklists and safety steps.
• Steady pace in a hotel environment.
• Teamwork and coordination with housekeeping.

Responsibilities

• Clean and reset guest rooms.
• Restock amenities and supplies.
• Report maintenance issues promptly.
• Keep assigned areas orderly.

Skills

Dependable attendance

Detail-focused work style

Friendly, service-minded communication

Ability to stand for long periods

Job description

What You’ll Handle

Sun Hospitality Resort Services is hiring a Room Attendant for an onsite, part-time position in Sugar Mountain, NC. This role supports guest satisfaction by keeping rooms consistently clean, comfortable, and aligned with our standards for excellence and safety.

• Clean and reset guest rooms (change linens and towels, dust, vacuum, wipe surfaces)
• Restock amenities and supplies to par levels
• Report maintenance issues or unusual room conditions promptly
• Keep carts, closets, and assigned areas orderly while coordinating with the housekeeping team and front desk

Required Skills / Qualifications

• Dependable attendance and ability to follow checklists and safety steps
• Detail-focused work style with a steady pace in a hotel environment
• Friendly, service-minded communication and teamwork
• Ability to stand for long periods and lift/push typical housekeeping equipment

If you take pride in doing the basics exceptionally well, apply today.

A Typical Shift

You’ll start by checking your room list and gathering what you need so you can keep a smooth rhythm. Most of the shift is quiet, focused work, with quick touchpoints to adjust for early arrivals, stayovers, or last‑minute changes. You’ll keep an eye on guest traffic in the halls, pace yourself through the busiest windows, and stay organized so you don’t lose time backtracking. As the day wraps, you’ll feel the satisfaction of seeing floors come together—rooms ready for new guests and a property that looks well cared for.