Night Receptionist

Cheval Three Quays are currently recruiting a Night Receptionist to join the Front Office team of our luxury serviced apartments based in Tower Hill.

As the Night Receptionist you will be responsible for providing a courteous, efficient and friendly service to our guests, whilst also maintaining the security of the residence.

In this role, you will be required to deal with all aspects of Front of House from the guest arrival through to their departure including dealing with guest enquiries, arrivals and departures, administration work, floor walks and keeping the front desk area clean and tidy.

This role involves working 12-hour shifts on a four on four off rota basis.

We want you to apply for this role if, when it comes to work if you………

  • Take pride in what you do
  • Have a friendly, professional and warm manner
  • Can build excellent relationships with guests
  • Have good computer skills
  • Have a good knowledge of London
  • Have previous experience in a luxury service environment

In return for your passion and drive to succeed we can offer you……

  • Competitive Salary
  • Service charge
  • 23.5 days annual leave (increasing with service including bank holidays)
  • Additional day off for your birthday
  • Volunteering Day
  • Life Assurance
  • Season Ticket Loan
  • Learning and development opportunities
  • Discounted stays at Cheval for colleagues, friends and family
  • Discounted stays at properties within the GHA portfolio
  • Contribution to personal pension (after 3 months)
  • And many more benefits!

If you want to be part of this growing brand and award-winning team, then look no further and apply for our Night Receptionist role now and together we can deliver excellence!

Helpful to know…………

Only those eligible to work in the UK or have a valid UK work permit/visa will be considered for the above position.

A basic disclosure (DBS Check) may be requested in the event of a position being offered.

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