Room Attendants - Weybridge, Surrey
- Employer
- Oatlands Park Hotel
- Location
- Weybridge, Surrey
- Salary
- Competitive
- Closing date
- 21 Jul 2022
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- Sector
- Hotel jobs, Housekeeper, Housekeeping & Maintenance, Room Attendant
- Job Type
- Full Time, Part Time
Job Details
Room Attendants - Weybridge, Surrey
Oatlands Park Hotel is currently recruiting Room Attendants. This is a Permanent role for 40 hours per week.
Requirements of the role include:
- Clear away breakfast trays from rooms and put outside in corridor for collection by the bar.
- Tidy and clean room. Open windows for ventilation.
- Change bed sheets and pillow cases and towels. Empty rubbish bins, polish furniture, ledges, glass surfaces and pictures and mirrors. Ensure doors are free from finger marks.
- Put bedroom crockery and bathroom glasses and tea trays ready to be cleaned. Refill tea, coffee and water supplies.
- Replace tissues. In departure rooms open all drawers and wardrobes. Ensure no lost property inside.
- Vacuum bedroom carpet, around edges, inside wardrobes and under tables and chairs.
- Any maintenance problems to be reported to supervisor.
- Any unusual occurrences to be reported to supervisor immediately.
- Sanitise bathrooms in line with hotel standards.
- Carry out daily duties and spring cleaning as directed by supervisor.
Our benefits package includes:
- Competitive salary
- Meals on duty
- Pension Scheme
- Employee Recognition Awards
- Free car parking
- Uniform (where applicable)
- Friends and family rates
- Great working environment
Company
Oatlands Park Hotel is steeped in royal history. The magnificent grounds were originally the site of a grand Tudor palace built by Henry VIII in 1538. Other monarchs, including Elizabeth I, James I and Charles I, also resided at Oatlands during their reign.
Over the centuries, the house and grounds have been rebuilt and remodelled several times, and in different styles, by a string of wealthy tenants. Oatlands Park opened as a hotel for the first time in 1856. The South Western Hotel, as it was known then, played host to a number of world-famous guests including writer Emile Zola, novelist Anthony Trollope and artist and poet Edward Lear.
The current owners bought the hotel in 1986 and have lovingly restored and refurbished it, retaining the unique character of the listed buildings and grounds.
- Mini-site
- Oatlands Park Hotel
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