About the employer
Cottonwood Inn and Suites is a hotel property in Glasgow, Montana that also includes an RV park, convention center, restaurant and lounge. The team's mission is legendary customer service and a spotlessly clean property, and employees are treated like family.
Glasgow is a small community of about 4,000 people in a remote part of Montana, 17 miles from the Fort Peck Lake recreation area with its dinosaur museum, interpretive center and live summer theatre. The town has a regional medical center, golf course, bowling alley and library. Staff get free use of the hotel's indoor pool and exercise room, plus one half-price meal every work day.
The job as Housekeeper/ Public Area Attendant
What you'll do
- Maintain working relationships and communicate with all departments.
- Clean rugs, carpets, and upholstered furniture using a vacuum cleaner, broom, and carpet shampoo machine.
- Clean rooms, hallways, and restrooms.
- Wash walls and ceiling, move furniture and turn mattress.
- Sweep, mop, and scrub floors.
- Dust and polish metalwork.
- Collect soiled linen for laundering.
- Maintain housekeeping carts.
- Remove trash from guest rooms and hallways.
- Walk all assigned floors at beginning and end of shift to collect trash and soiled linen.
- Pick up clean linen and refill the par stock of linen on each floor worked.
- Deliver towels, cribs, rollaway beds, and other items to the guest rooms upon request.
- Refill the par stock of guest amenities and supplies on each floor worked.
- Clean all public areas in the prescribed manner while following department standard operating procedures.
- Report missing/found articles, damage, or merchandise problems to the Housekeeping Manager/Supervisor.
What is required
Pay and hours
Housing
The employer guarantees housing in an apartment or house close to work, though you may find your own instead. Rooms hold 1-2 people, with a common living area, kitchen with dishes, private bath, air conditioning and heat, TV and bedding/linen provided. WiFi and laundry are available, plus a phone in the hotel offices.
Location: Montana
Why Montana?
Montana is known as “Big Sky Country” for a reason. On your days off you can hike spectacular trails, raft wild rivers, spot bison and bears, and take weekend trips to Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park – two of the most iconic destinations in the United States. Small-town American hospitality, friendly locals, summer festivals, rodeos and starry nights are all part of the experience. This is the authentic America that most tourists never get to see.
About Montana
Montana is big-sky country - Yellowstone, Glacier National Park and endless mountains. Most students work in park lodges, resorts and gateway towns, surrounded by some of America's most dramatic nature.
