Holiday Inn Employer Reviews

 Assessing training needs for banquet and administrative staff and providing appropriate instruction.
 Organizing and facilitating private and corporate events.
 Conducting staff meetings to relay general information or to address specific topics.
 Expert in guest relations.
 Inbound and Outbound Sales
 Preparing proposals and contracts.
 Establishing – more... relationships.
 Creative and innovative marketing skills.
 Strategic planning and problem solving.
 Market and competitor knowledge. – less

Online application was good. and i'm looking forward to be apart of your company .

Hotel work is great, I learned most all skills from this company .

I would come in and be briefed about any special circumstances that had taken place that morning. I would review all my reservations and make sure I had all my paperwork ready for each guest. I would also bake cookies on a daily basis.

I love my job as a Night Auditor at my hotel. I run reports and do a little accounting with our credit cards. I've learned to be patient and to keep myself busy. I've also learned that organization is the main key to success. Our management at the hotel is okay, we just changed managers so everything is chaotic. My co-workers all get along with each – more... other and we all keep a pretty close friendship (at work not personal) so we have no problem with communicating to each other about everything that happened in our day. I really don't consider my job hard. I guess the only ting that is hard is staying up all night with nobody to talk too and bored out of my mind. Thats why I've learned to keep myself busy. I enjoy my job to the fullest and take pride in it. – less

large corporation job tending bar. Wether large company or small i always enjoyed serving people. always a pleasure.

This was a great location and the people that you come in contact with were amazing.

I worked here one month. It was the worst job I ever had. I researched the place after I was employed. They have terrible reviews, bad customer service, & they allow theft. This is for the hotel in Lafayette Square. There is a girl there that steals the housekeepers' tips& who knows what else. It was not fair for me to work minimum & not get my tips. – more... We broke our backs last week trying to make sure they would pass inspection because they have failed every time in the past. The place was a junk when I first got there & has vastly improved with the help of the new Housekeeping Sup. The little thief was caught stealing 3 times in less than 2 weeks & the manager/owner nonchalantly shrugged it off & allowed her to stay. The third time was the last time for me. It's bad enough that she automatically takes out an hour for lunch/:-) whether we took one or not. I told her I might go back if she fired the thief, but then again, she wouldn't work around my husbands schedule so I'll pass. I also wasn't trained properly & had to learn a bunch of stuff when the new lady was hired. – less

fast paced work environment. had to watch back due to people trying to get others fired if they do not like you.

Not very high pay. Never know what hours you will be working. But, good people. Good atmosphere. Good place to work if you are looking for advancement. You have to buy your lunches, but the food is really good.

A typical day starts at 9-9:30 a.m. We get our papers with the assigned area of rooms to be done that day and we clean the rooms according to the standards and rules of the Hotel. Generally we do 10-16 rooms per Housekeeper. I learned how to do different types of jobs within the hotel not just H/K. My co-workers are easy to work with and I try to get – more... along with all of them altough since some are from other countries ' that makes communication difficult since they don't speak a lot of english. The hardest part of the job is being on my feet for 6-8 hours at a time, especially since housekeeping is a very physically tiring job to do. Most enjoyable part is that it is a good place to work and I like to be kept busy. – less

I was the Assistant GM, people were very nice to work for. Company was very good, always thought about their employees.

friendly faces,good attitudes,work steady day.
how to house keep,breakfest host.an how to run laundry.
wonderful.
we all work well together.friendly bunch
not getting paid enough,no benifits.
everthing.

I liked working on my own on the rooms that I was assigned. I was able to move around freely and get my job done by going on the different floors and get my supplies that I needed

met lots of great people. fun experience. very interesting meeting people from around the world. it was great exercise and and great being out doors. perfect for taking classes

front desk people are nice.
the weekend bartender is rude.
there is NOOOOO job security. they find random reasons to fire you that arent relevant .
No advancements at all.
No business.
You have to pay for your food unlss you are working 8 hours (which only happens at the front desk)
Kitchen staff and waitresses dont eat unless they pay and tips arent – more... enough to cover a meal so what is the point. – less

since the day started, to the end was always the same boring mood. there were only slaves. no sick days, no vacation paid, no holidays paid, no even a 10 cent rise in almost 2 years.

Another hotel that taught me how to own situations and come up with solutions by myself. This hotel believes in employee self-empowerment. If there was any sort of guest or hotel issue, the front desk staff, as the face of the hotel, would take on full responsibility for it and find a solution while providing "full circle service" and following it through – more... to the end. – less

Some days was hard, for when somebody else made a misstake I was usually the one who got blame for it. Some of my co-worker would do as they pleasel

I have learned the different areas about the business. Learned the ways of renting and blocking rooms. I enjoyed meeting different people from different states.