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Newport Hotel Group at the North Conway Grand Hotel in New Hampshire is seeking energetic Resort Workers for the summer to fall season. Enjoy a $20 per hour wage with 35 guaranteed hours per week and no prior hotel experience required—full training is provided.
Join a multicultural team at a scenic four-season resort and gain real-world hospitality experience. English is used daily with guests and colleagues in a supportive environment.
Spend Your Summer in the White Mountains of New HampshireImagine waking up every morning with the peaks of the White Mountains outside your window, spending your shifts in a friendly resort atmosphere, and your days off hiking, swimming in mountain rivers, and exploring one of New England's most beautiful regions. Newport Hotel Group at the North Conway Grand Hotel is looking for energetic international students to join their team as Resort Workers for the Summer to Fall season.
At $20 per hour with a guaranteed 35 hours per week, this is one of the strongest earning opportunities in the Work & Travel USA program - and one of the most scenic places to spend your American summer.
As a Resort Worker, you'll be an essential part of the guest experience at a busy four-season resort. Your responsibilities may include:
No previous hotel experience is required - full training is provided. What matters most is a positive attitude and willingness to learn.
North Conway is a legendary New England mountain town in the heart of the Mount Washington Valley. It's the gateway to the White Mountain National Forest, home to the highest peak in the Northeast, endless hiking trails, waterfalls, swimming holes and the famous Kancamagus Highway.
The town itself is packed with outlet shopping, cafés, breweries, a scenic railroad and a lively summer events calendar. Boston is only about 3 hours away, Portland, Maine, is under 2 hours, and the beaches of the Atlantic coast make an easy weekend trip. If you stay into the fall, you'll witness the world-famous New England autumn foliage - a bucket-list experience in itself.