Hotel & Hospitality Jobs in Spain

The hotel groups that run global tourism from Spain — Meliá, Barceló, RIU, NH and the international chains — plus the travel companies around them.

~24k avg salary
19 companies

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Mgr-Bar Punch Room - The Barcelona EDITION

Marriott International
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Barcelona, Spain

The Bar Manager at The Barcelona EDITION oversees daily bar and lounge operations, supervises staff, manages liquor inventories and controls, and ensures guest satisfaction while meeting budget goals. The role involves training employees, enforcing legal compliance, and assisting with menu development and promotions. Candidates need a high school diploma with 4 years of experience or a 2-year degree with 2 years of experience in food and beverage or related fields.

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Planning Specialist

TUI Spain
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Palma, Spain
€21.4kHybrid🇬🇧English Friendly1w ago

Supervisor-Front Office

Marriott International
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Madrid, Spain

This front office supervisor role at Aloft Madrid involves managing guest check-ins, payments, and daily reports while leading and coaching front office staff. The position requires strong customer service, communication, and basic computer skills, with at least one year of related and supervisory experience preferred.

1d ago

Spa Supervisor

Marriott International
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Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
🇬🇧English Friendly2d ago

Driver

Marriott International
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Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain

The Ritz-Carlton Tenerife, Abama is seeking a Driver to provide safe and professional transportation for guests, ensuring a memorable arrival and departure experience. The role involves vehicle maintenance, guest service, and collaboration with other departments. The position offers a range of benefits including travel discounts, meal provision, and career development opportunities.

2d ago

Hotel Cleanliness Expert

Marriott International
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Barcelona, Spain

The Guest Environment Expert role at Le Méridien Barcelona focuses on maintaining the appearance and cleanliness of the whole hotel, delivering guest requests, stocking carts, and cleaning rooms and public spaces to create a memorable guest experience. The role requires being on your feet, moving around, and handling objects up to 50 pounds, while following company policies and ensuring professional appearance and communication.

2d ago

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Spain is the world's second-most-visited country, and unusually, it owns the industry that serves those visitors: Meliá, Barceló, RIU and Iberostar are all headquartered in Palma de Mallorca, running hundreds of hotels worldwide from Spain. Around the hotel groups sits a travel economy that hires year-round — eDreams ODIGEO and HBX Group (Hotelbeds) in travel tech, Amadeus powering airline and hotel bookings globally from Madrid, and newer companies like Indie Campers on the road-travel side.

Hospitality is one of the few sectors where not speaking Spanish can be workable from day one: resort and front-office roles on the islands and the coast often ask for English first, with German, French or Dutch as the differentiator, and hiring peaks between February and May as the season staffs up. The corporate side is a different market — revenue management, ecommerce, marketing and finance roles at the Palma, Madrid and Barcelona headquarters — and pays more like the general corporate market. One honest gap: Iberostar's careers site is not yet indexed, so its openings don't appear here yet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which hotel companies are hiring in Spain right now?
This page tracks 1,018 live openings at 19 employers — Spanish groups like Meliá, Barceló, RIU, H10, Catalonia and Palladium, international chains like Marriott and Accor, and travel companies such as eDreams ODIGEO, HBX Group and Amadeus. Counts update as new adverts are scraped.
Do I need Spanish to work in a hotel in Spain?
Often not in resort areas. Front-office, guest-relations and animation roles on the islands and the coast frequently run in English, and other European languages are an advantage. City hotels and back-of-house roles more often want conversational Spanish. Each advert shows its stated requirement.
When does hotel hiring peak in Spain?
February to May, as coastal and island properties staff up for the April–October season. City hotels in Madrid and Barcelona and the corporate offices hire year-round.
What hospitality jobs exist beyond the front desk?
Plenty: kitchen and F&B, housekeeping and maintenance, spa and animation on the property side; revenue management, ecommerce, marketing, HR and finance at the headquarters; and technology roles at the travel-tech companies on this page.

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