The Night Auditor performs the manager-on-duty role during the 3rd shift, ensuring the highest level of guest service. This role involves processing check-ins and check-outs, managing reservations, handling special requests, and providing information about the hotel and local attractions. The position requires the ability to work independently and as part of a team, understanding and implementing guest service recovery programs. A key responsibility is accurately balancing all revenue sources, completing daily financial reports, processing no-show reservations, and closing the financial day for the hotel. The Night Auditor also drives sales by up-selling rooms and amenities, follows proper selling techniques to maximize room revenues, and monitors room availability according to policies. Additionally, the role involves responsible use of equipment, adherence to cost controls to reduce expenses, and planning/organizing work duties to produce the required volume of work. After financial tasks are completed, the Night Auditor may work on additional projects, stock supplies, and assist other overnight staff. The position requires adherence to general work rules and department procedures, attending meetings, and maintaining a clean and safe work area in compliance with regulations. The Night Auditor must also follow all procedures for guest/associate incidents and be knowledgeable of hotel emergency procedures.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED