FAQs
What are the key responsibilities of a Night Auditor at the Cologne Marriott Hotel?
The Night Auditor is responsible for handling check-ins and check-outs, managing guest inquiries, conducting safety rounds, performing the day-end closing, and ensuring an exceptional guest experience throughout the night.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates should have a passion for hospitality, experience in a guest-oriented role or a formal hotel education, and strong communication skills in both German and English.
What kind of work schedule should I expect?
The position is full-time and requires working night shifts. The management is flexible in accommodating work schedule requests.
Is there a training program for new hires?
Yes, new hires will go through a targeted onboarding program to ensure they are well-prepared for their role.
Are there opportunities for career advancement?
Yes, there is a wide range of internal and external training available, along with individual development plans that provide excellent advancement and transfer opportunities within sister hotels.
Will I be part of a team-oriented environment?
Yes, you'll be joining a familial and diverse team with flat hierarchies, quick decision-making processes, and regular feedback.
What benefits are offered to employees?
Employees can expect a variety of benefits, including Christmas and vacation bonuses, discounted parking, employee referral programs, free uniform cleaning, and discounted stays and meals at Marriott hotels worldwide.
How can I show my interest in this position?
Candidates can apply directly by submitting their application. Once received, the HR department will send a confirmation and get back to you as soon as possible.
Is there support for employee well-being and health?
Yes, there are various well-being and mental health offers, healthy meal options in the staff canteen, and numerous opportunities for social engagement.
How does Marriott promote diversity and inclusion?
Marriott is committed to hiring a diverse workforce and fostering an inclusive culture where all employees are prioritized, including those with protected statuses.