Guest Room Attendant

Job Description

Job Description

Self -Inspector – Guest Room Attendant 

Be the Eyes, the Hands, and the Heart Behind a Perfect Stay 

At The Fold Hotels- andCo Hospitality, we believe exceptional experiences begin with exceptional people. As a Self-Inspector – Guest Room Attendant, you're not just cleaning rooms; you’re crafting moments of comfort, calm, and care. This role blends the precision of a housekeeper with the quality lens of an inspector. You’ll have the full experience of each room, from tidy-up to final sign-off. 

What You’ll Do 

• Transform guest rooms into fresh, sparkling sanctuaries (yes, even the mirrors).
• Sweep, mop, vacuum, scrub—whatever it takes to make floors flawless.
• Turn deep-clean units into showpieces by cleaning and giving them your final seal of approval.
• Change bedding and make beds crisp enough to impress even your mom.
• Strip the unit of trash and linen like a reset ninja—every stay starts fresh.
• Replenish everything from bathroom goodies to kitchen essentials—nothing gets left behind.
• Take out trash like a sustainability champ and keep things polished, from fixtures to furniture.
• Make glass surfaces so clean they might disappear. (Don’t walk into them!)
• Dust, arrange, and reset the vibe—every room, every time.
• Mix up eco-friendly cleaning potions like a housekeeping alchemist.
• Self-inspect your work—if it’s not spotless, it’s not done.
• Use your inspector know-how to double-check every detail—from maintenance issues to overall cleanliness.
• Submit work orders or requests with the in-house app—whether it’s for housekeeping, safety, or mechanical needs.
• Work solo like a pro—get in, get it done, and move on without needing someone to check behind you.
• Know your stuff: either you’ve got experience inspecting units or you’ve put in your time (2+ years) in housekeeping.
• Speak up when needed—reporting issues clearly and professionally is part of the job.

• Keep your supply cart clean and stocked like a mini mobile spa.
• Give guests the warm fuzzies when you bump into them around the resort.
• Step in for deep cleaning and preventative maintenance when needed.
• Keep common areas looking on point (inside and out).
• Sort, count, and stash linens like a laundry ninja.
• Hand-deliver guest requests with a smile (and style).
• Watch out for and report any damages, lost items, or anything out of place.
• Carry what needs to be carried—with grace and good posture.
• Skillfully balancing speed with quality—working efficiently, managing time wisely, and keeping standards high even on a busy day.

You Are Great Because: 

• You own your responsibilities and show up with integrity.
• You’re a good listener and great communicator—whether it’s spoken or written.
• You notice the small stuff—cleanliness, maintenance issues, things out of place—and act on it.
• You can fly solo—get in, get it done, and move on like a true self-starter.
• Change doesn’t throw you. You flex, adapt, and keep it moving.
• You’ve got drive, purpose, and a no-quit attitude.
• You think through problems and make smart decisions—whether it's placing a work order or prioritizing tasks.
• You genuinely care about people—guests, team members, everyone.
• You celebrate diversity and play well with others, no matter who they are.
• You’re ethical, honest, and real.

• You know how to keep things organized and handle pressure like a pro.
• You’re all about guest happiness but still stick to the playbook.
• Safety is always on your radar—you’ve got eyes like a hawk.
• You can manage your time like a boss—even when interruptions hit.
• You’re not afraid to speak up and communicate issues when needed—clearly and professionally.

What You Bring 

• A high school diploma or GED.
• At least 2 years of housekeeping experience, or proven skills in inspecting and prepping units.
• A flexible schedule—weekends, holidays, and unexpected busy days don’t scare you.
• Comfort using apps or digital tools to place maintenance or housekeeping requests.
• The confidence to work independently and the accountability to do it right the first time.
• A sharp eye for detail and a commitment to doing it right the first time
• Physical ability to bend, lift, push, and move quickly and safely through your shift
• Basic comfort with mobile checklists or digital task tools
• A “make it better” mindset and the confidence to work independently