Night Auditor

Job Description

Role Purpose

The moment a guest steps into one of our hotels, they walk into a genuinely memorable experience. As a Night Auditor, you'll not only be the person they rely on to handle transactions, offer local insights and anticipate every detail of a friction-free experience. You'll also create the warm atmosphere that makes our guests feel at home in any location.

Key Accountabilities

• Be the warm welcome that kicks off a memorable guest experience.

• Acknowledge IHG Rewards Club members and returning guests, in person or on the phone.

• Take and manage guest bookings, up-selling opportunities and telling them about ways to improve their stay.

• Handle cash and credit transactions.

• Start every stay right by swiftly checking guests in and out - take IDs, hand out room keys, and control and release safety deposit boxes.

• Stay one step ahead of guests' needs - record and act on their preferences, and handle their messages, requests, questions and concerns.

• Be a trusted contact for all guests. Help them with anything from bill issues to local knowledge, and loop in management when necessary.

• Stay safe all the time. Following our safety procedures, you'll report all incidents and wear any protective gear needed.

• Take pride in your appearance and place as a brand ambassador.

• Always know what events and activities are on the day's schedule.

• Jump into other ad-hoc duties when your colleagues need your help.

Key Skills & Experiences

• Communication skills - guests will need to come to you with concerns as well as compliments, so you'll be easy to talk to.

• Your problem-solving skills will turn issues into opportunities, so every guest leaves with great memories.

• Fluency in the local language - extra language skills would be great, but not essential.

• Literate and tech-savvy - you'll need a good grasp of reading, writing, basic math and computers

• Flexibility - night, weekend and holiday shifts are all part of the job.

• You'll have a high school diploma or qualification. A college or university degree would be a bonus, but not essential.

• Experience - ideally, you'll have spent at least one year in a front desk or guest service position.

• Strength - sometimes you'll need to lift, push and pull big objects up to 50lbs (23 kg). This can involve bending and kneeling.