Reception is often the first point of contact for hotel guests. Taking responsibility for that initial welcome, the all-important first impressions and taking the opportunity to really get to know the guests and anticipate their needs.
You must be self-motivated and be an inspirational leader, who believes in delivering the best possible standards in guest service, continually leading your team of by example. The role requires excellent interpersonal skills.
Receptionists need to have an ear to the ground and be aware of everything that’s going on in the organisation, from knowing which important meetings will be taking place to co-ordinating deliveries and organising travel arrangements for staff. You’ll also often be the first person that employees and potential clients see, so you’re always representing the company.

A receptionist’s daily tasks will involve:

• Meeting and greeting clients
• Keeping the reception area tidy
• Answering and forwarding phone calls
• Checking guests in and out
• Taking payment
• Making bedroom reservations
• Cutting key cards
• Pre authorisations
• Programming wake up calls
• Charging mini bar bills
• Balancing and closing banking.
• Hotel cash banking

Person Specification

• Be friendly, smiley, sociable and welcoming to our customers, to create a great atmosphere
• Remain calm, patient and polite, if receiving customer feedback
• Be helpful and go out of your way to help our customers
• Be confident and self-motivated, demonstrate a passionate commitment to the business
• Welcome and embrace change, with a positive attitude
• Be able to work unsupervised
• Be honest and reliable, trustworthy and respectful
• Be immaculately dressed
• Maintain excellent time-keeping and attendance
• Be professional at all times
• Work together with the team to ensure that the business is the best it can be
• Be willing to take on jobs to balance the team workload
• Be able to communicate well with people of all levels
• Seek feedback and invest time in personal development
• Gain commitment of others by using own knowledge
• Resolve problems using current guidelines
• Be able to work independently and know when to escalate issues
• Be well-organised
• Always friendly and polite
• Able to deal with difficult clients or customers
• Good with computer systems
• Have polished communication skills

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
Pay: £12.41 per hour

Schedule:

• Monday to Friday
• Weekend availability

Work Location: In perso

• Meeting and greeting clients
• Keeping the reception area tidy
• Answering and forwarding phone calls
• Checking guests in and out
• Taking payment
• Making bedroom reservations
• Cutting key cards
• Pre authorisations
• Programming wake up calls
• Charging mini bar bills
• Balancing and closing banking.
• Hotel cash bankin