Room Attendant
Dubai, United Arab Emirates · Full Time
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Job description
About Anantara Hotels & Resorts
Anantara Hotels & Resorts is a prestigious global luxury hotel and resort brand inspired by Thai culture and true hospitality. The name Anantara, derived from Sanskrit, means 'without end' and symbolizes freedom, movement, and harmony. Since its establishment in 2001 in Thailand, the brand has expanded worldwide, operating in some of the most stunning locations ranging from beaches and private islands to historic and urban destinations. The organization offers a limitless career opportunity for those passionate about generosity and heartfelt guest service.
Job Location
Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Key Responsibilities
- Thoroughly clean and maintain guest rooms adhering to hotel standard operating procedures and quality benchmarks.
- Adhere to all established guidelines regarding health, safety, and correct handling of chemicals used in housekeeping.
- Oversee linen, uniform, and inventory management, guaranteeing stock levels meet operational needs.
- Handle lost and found items efficiently while keeping precise documentation.
- Reduce waste of linen, amenities, and other housekeeping resources.
- Enhance hotel security by reporting any incidents or suspicious behavior promptly.
- Attend to VIP guests’ needs and special requests promptly and courteously.
- Maintain cleanliness and proper functioning of housekeeping equipment.
- Inform management immediately about room damages, losses, and maintenance concerns.
- Collect room service trays and accurately update room status in the system.
- Notify housekeeping management about unusual occurrences such as prolonged Do Not Disturb status or guests sleeping out.
Industry
Hospitality