Extended Stay Hotels Careers and Employment

Extended Stay is a good job to work at. Overall it is relaxed and easy to do although you do sometimes need to do things that are not in your job description such as helping the maids clean rooms when they don't show up or things are slow.

Management in Houston, TX

on May 12, 2021

No Work Life Balance nor proper help from upper management

Stay away they dont care about their employees nor managers. They dont take account for all of the issues at the hotels nor does upper management care about that is happening at these hotels. Stay away for your own good.

Front Desk Associate in Raleigh, NC

on May 11, 2021

Horrible Place Of Business

I Worked For Extended @Crabtree and it was a terrible experience for it to be my first job working for a hotel (Rude GSR’s) who were very unprofessional and shows no guidance , shady workers, too many things wrong in the place that’ll make you want to rip your head off, even if your assigned to Front Desk Your picking up other people slack , (NO SECURITY OR PROTECTION FOR ANY SHIFTS) I Wouldn’t advise anyone to work for this INCONSIDERATE PLACE , But If You Happen To #BetterBringYourOwnProtection

Maintenance Engineer in St. Louis, MO

on May 11, 2021

Bad Company

no work life balance management always talks about other management and employees often doing other jobs then getting in trouble cause I cant keep up with my job and the extra work.

Guest Service Representative/Night laundry in Tukwila, WA

on May 10, 2021

The employees and some guest you can't help but like

This job we as stressful you have to go. In there Know what you want as far as your etc but expect that it to be the opposite of what you want or applied for. All they want it to get things done no matter how it affects that person. Overall the employees and guest are the main reason I stayed so long when the new GM started everyone didn't like the things that were happening. No

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