Guest Service

Commonwealth Hotels•Denver, CO

12h•$19 - $20

About The Position

Working as a Guest Service Agent, Hotel Front Desk Clerk or Hotel Front Desk Agent at the ART Hotel Downtown Denver offers a rewarding opportunity to be part of a dynamic hospitality team. The Hotel Guest Service Agent, Hotel Front Desk Clerk or Hotel Front Desk Agent allows you to be at the forefront of delivering exceptional service, ensuring guests have a seamless and enjoyable experience from check-in to check-out. With the hotel’s convenient location downtown, you will interact with a diverse range of travelers, from business professionals to vacationing families, providing a chance to build strong communication and problem-solving skills.

Requirements

Previous experience in customer-facing roles, such as in hospitality, retail, or food service
Strong interpersonal skills and a focus on delivering exceptional service are essential.
Familiarity with using computers and software systems, especially reservation or property management systems (PMS)
Strong verbal and written communication skills are necessary for interacting with guests and team members professionally and clearly.
Experience handling guest complaints or resolving conflicts in a calm and effective manner is an asset.
Previous roles that required managing multiple tasks, such as answering phones, handling reservations, and assisting guests simultaneously, prepare candidates for the demands of the job.
A high school diploma or equivalent
Experience in jobs with irregular hours, such as evening, weekend, or holiday shifts

Nice To Haves

Hospitality or Hotel Front Desk Experience (Preferred)

Responsibilities

Guest Check-In and Check-Out: Assisting guests with the check-in and check-out process efficiently, ensuring a smooth and welcoming experience.
Reservations Management: Handling room reservations, cancellations, and modifications accurately while maintaining up-to-date records.
Customer Service: Responding promptly and professionally to guest inquiries, complaints, and special requests, aiming to exceed guest expectations.
Payment Processing: Handling payment transactions, including room charges, deposits, and refunds, while ensuring accuracy and compliance with hotel policies.
Communication Hub: Coordinating with other hotel departments, such as housekeeping and maintenance, to address guest needs and resolve issues promptly.
Providing Information: Offering information about hotel services, amenities, local attractions, and transportation options to assist guests with their plans.
Problem-Solving: Resolving guest concerns or complaints effectively, escalating issues when necessary to maintain satisfaction.
Maintaining Records: Keeping accurate and organized records of guest stays, payments, and interactions in the hotel’s property management system (PMS).
Promoting Hotel Services: Upselling rooms and promoting hotel amenities, such as dining options or event spaces, to enhance the guest experience.
Ensuring Security: Following safety and security protocols to safeguard guests, staff, and property, including verifying guest identification and monitoring for suspicious activity.