The Night Auditor and Hotel Operations role completes end-of-day hotel activities, including posting charges to guest accounts, running the night audit backup, and rolling the date. The role processes room charges and other payment types, handles adjustment and correction vouchers, paid-outs, and miscellaneous charges, and prepares contingency lists in case of emergency. It sells available rooms to guests without reservations, processes check-ins, assigns rooms, operates the telephone switchboard, handles wake-up call requests and guest messages, and activates or reissues room keys. The role also completes the Room Rate Variance Report, counts and secures the bank, balances and drops receipts according to Accounting specifications, and prepares and maintains work areas and materials. The position is expected to follow company policies and procedures, maintain a clean and professional appearance, safeguard confidential information and company assets, and provide courteous guest service. It involves communicating professionally, responding to guest needs, supporting colleagues, complying with quality standards, and reporting accidents, injuries, or unsafe conditions. Physical duties include handling objects weighing up to 25 pounds without assistance, reaching, bending, twisting, pulling, stooping, and standing, sitting, or walking for extended periods. Other reasonable duties may be assigned by supervisors. Marriott International describes itself as an equal opportunity employer and says it offers a range of benefits to support associates and their families, with eligibility and options varying by employment status, position, and location. The Courtyard culture emphasizes guest service, teamwork, learning, and continuous improvement.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED