Room Attendant- Live In Optional

Each day you'll prepare guest bedrooms and bathrooms for current and arriving residents, assist with laundry/linen distribution, and replenish guest supplies. You'll remove any lost property left behind, report any damaged or missing items to the Head Housekeeper, and stock up housekeeping cupboards.

Always following health safety guidelines, you'll clean corridor areas within your allocated section, and complete any other tasks as requested by the Head Housekeeper.

Do you have the commitment and attention to detail needed to keep up our standards of cleanliness?

We're looking for a Room Attendant to help us provide first-class service to our guests by keeping the hotel exceptionally clean. It would be very helpful if you have previously worked as a housekeeper in a hotel.

You'll need to be reliable and committed, with excellent personal presentation. Exceptional attention to detail, a passion for providing excellent customer service, and the ability to work under pressure are also required. The job requires flexible working, on various days of the week. As a part of the housekeeping team, you'll need to communicate well with others.,

• Previous experience of housekeeping in a hotel or similar environment


• Commitment and attention to detail


• Passion for first-class customer service
  
  If you love seafood, you'll love the fresh local oysters from Loch Fyne. It's Scotland's longest sea loch - which is gorgeous, but can also feel remote. Inveraray is 90 minutes from Glasgow and you have to make the scenic drive all the way around the top of the loch to get there. The nearest train station is Oban, an hour by car, or buses go to Glasgow every two hours.


Three reasons to choose a career with Crerar Hotels

• Destination locations


Scotland provides a sought-after quality of life, ideal for outdoorsy types. Urbanites may find there are limitations, with reduced public transport, small local shops and occasionally - the ultimate modern hardship - patchy phone signal. But those who take that in their stride find that they discover true peace and quiet, wake up to incredible scenery and have Scotland's natural larder to feast on daily.

• Talent development


We always aim to progress staff internally where possible, which means a number of our team have been with us long-term. They've chosen to make a life in one (or more!) of our locations, building themselves a varied career in the Scottish hospitality industry.

• Shaped by our values


We share the spirit of Scotland through our values. We take pride in providing a truly authentic experience; we're warm in personality, curious to get to know our guests and confident in sharing our knowledge. We take what we do seriously, but our humour means we also see the lighter side. Above all, we're comfortable saying, "we are who we are!"

3.8 out of 5
Inveraray
£11.44 an hour - Full-time,
• £11.44 per hour


• 100% service charge, up to approx £2000 per year


• Attractive staff uniform


• Flexible working pattern


• Training and development opportunities including SVQ's and professional qualifications


• Staff meals


• Free staff transport (Glencoe and Isle of Mull)


• Discounted rates across our group of hotels for accommodation and food beverage for you and your friends family


• Pension


• Long Service Recognition


• Pet Bereavement Day


• Contribution towards driving lessons


• Charitable fund raising matched up to £250


• Paid day off on your birthday each year


Do you love your work and always know exactly what your clients need?

Then we want to work with you!

Our team thrive on delighting guests, and that's important because we welcome the return of many loyal Loch Fyne fans every year. Just now there are some big changes happening at the hotel, so we need more hospitality enthusiasts to join us on the next step of our exciting journey.

But we're also after someone who does their homework before telling their mum they're away to move to Inveraray. It's a lifestyle choice, to live in the heart of Argyll, on the west coast of Scotland.

Inveraray is just a wee town on the edge of Loch Fyne, with lots of quaint old white washed buildings. In the summer, tourists pack out the castle and infamous Inveraray Jail. Things get pretty quiet in the winter.