Housekeeper
Room Cleaning:
Clean guest rooms and bathrooms, including dusting, vacuuming, mopping, and sanitizing surfaces, to ensure a pristine environment.
Linen Management:
Change and launder bed linens, towels, and other textiles, ensuring all items are fresh and hygienic.
Supplies Restocking:
Replenish room supplies such as toiletries, coffee, and beverages, maintaining an adequate stock for guest needs.
Inspecting Rooms:
Conduct inspections of cleaned rooms to ensure they meet the hotel's standards and to identify any maintenance needs.
Reporting Issues:
Report any maintenance issues or damages found in guest rooms or common areas to the appropriate personnel.
Common Area Maintenance:
Clean and maintain public areas, including lobbies, hallways, and elevators, ensuring a welcoming environment for guests.
Adhering to Health Standards:
Follow strict health and safety guidelines to maintain hygiene and cleanliness throughout the hotel.
Guest Interaction:
Respond courteously to guest requests or inquiries, providing assistance as needed to enhance their stay.
Inventory Management:
Keep track of cleaning supplies and linens, notifying supervisors when replenishment is needed.
Team Collaboration:
Work collaboratively with other housekeeping staff, management, and hotel departments to ensure efficient operation.
A Hotel Housekeeper plays a vital role in maintaining the cleanliness and overall comfort of the hotel, contributing significantly to guest satisfaction.
