Front Office Manager
A Front Office Manager is needed to lead the reception team in a Madrid hotel. The role involves managing reservations, supervising staff, and ensuring high-quality guest service.
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Minimum studies: Higher Level Vocational Training - Hospitality and Tourism
Minimum experience: At least 1 year
Must reside in: Location of the vacant position
Salary: According to the applicable collective agreement
Soho Boutique Hotels is a hotel chain founded in 2014, currently with more than 40 establishments. It is currently the leading boutique hotel chain in Spain.
We need to hire 1 receptionist for our hotel in Santander.
The selected person will be in charge of performing the basic tasks derived from the hotel receptionist position, such as:
Check-in/out, Customer service, Reservations, Telephone assistance, and Night audit.
We are looking for people with experience, a customer-oriented attitude, dynamism, responsibility, and good interpersonal skills.
Availability for rotating shifts.
Location: Santander
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Soho Boutique Hotels is a Spanish hotel chain specializing in boutique and urban hotels, primarily located in the south of Spain. The company operates a portfolio of properties in cities such as Málaga, Seville, Córdoba, and others, offering a mix of historic and modern accommodations. With a focus on personalized service and unique guest experiences, the group has grown steadily within the Spanish hospitality sector.
For international professionals, Soho Boutique Hotels offers opportunities in housekeeping, maintenance, and other hotel operations across its Spanish properties. The company values a welcoming and service-oriented culture, and while its workforce is predominantly local, it is open to candidates with the right skills and attitude. Positions are often based in tourist-friendly cities, making them attractive for those looking to live and work in Spain.
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