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Night Porter

Homewood
Bath and North East Somerset
3 days ago
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Be a Night Porter but
most importantly be you!

As ourNight Porter, you’ll be the friendly face and dependable presence ensuring that the hotel runs smoothly through the night. You’ll safeguard our guests’ comfort and security, assist with late-night arrivals or early departures, and help maintain our signature standard of calm, professional hospitality.  

At our hotel we want our people to be themselves and that means you. Join our team and here is what you’ll get for being yourself:

• Monthly service payments as well as monthly pay
• Free parking for team members
• Flexible working hours – Tell us what suits you during your interview
• You'll be fed by our chefs when you're on duty
• Progression and training opportunities throughout Kaleidoscope Collection
• Cash savings benefits to make your monthly pay go further plus wellbeing support for you and your family
• Discount on eating, drinking and sleeping at all of our properties
• Discounts on local gyms and hospitality (and tattoos!)
• £500 refer a friend scheme
• Work in a stimulating environment as part of a diverse community of people
• Be part of a team who live and breathe our purpose
And there’s more where these came from…

At Homewood we approach the serious matter of hospitality with a huge amount of imagination and a delicate touch of mischief. You will be part of our zesty team who are passionate about our 31 bedroom hotel with incredible spa and dining space.
We love to create unexpected little moments of delight with talking points as you journey through our hotel. A collection of glamorous chandeliers or random sculptures around the gardens, a giant teddy bear for instance! We all know that really our team is the cherry on the cake and that’s why we are waiting for you…
What’s it like to work with us? Well, we are an imaginative, playful team who encourage each other to remain unconventional, no matter if you’re new to hospitality or if this is a lifelong career. Our diverse, inclusive community encourages a culture where you can be the you’est you, you can be; it makes working in this hotel that little bit more exciting.

We stand behind being big hearted, respecting each other, our guests and the wider community. On top of that, we are ALWAYS serious about giving our guests a bloody good time!

Get a better look at our team culture here: https://www.instagram.com/kaleidoscopehotels/




As Night Porter what
you’ll be doing

  • Part time - 30 hours - 3 nights per week, will include some weekends and  bank holidays


  •  Ensure security and safety: Take charge of the hotel’s overnight safety, performing regular checks and ensuring guests feel secure at all times.


  • Guest experience: Provide warm, efficient service to all guests, from check-in to check-out.



  • Support events: Assist in setting up conferences, events, or functions to ensure they’re ready for the next day.



  • Maintain presentation: Keep all public areas immaculate, creating a welcoming environment 24/7.



  • Equipment and safety checks: Verify that fire extinguishers and safety devices are in working order, reporting any issues immediately.



  • Handle transactions: Process payments accurately and maintain correct invoicing records.



  • Assist with luggage: Offer courteous assistance to guests with baggage or other requests.



  • Bar service: Provide basic bar service when required, maintaining a clean and professional environment.











  • General duties: Support the wider hotel team with ad-hoc cleaning and administrative tasks as needed.



What happens
next
 with your Night Porter application?


Attract our
attention with your application and we’ll call you. After we speak on the
phone you can expect a friendly invite to spend an hour or two on a Team
Insight with your chosen department – Ask all your questions and we will ask
you a few too. If all goes well, you may just become part of the team! 






 

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