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• General Manager (GM): Oversees the entire operation of the hotel, including staff, guest services, and financial performance.
• Assistant Manager: Supports the General Manager in daily operations.
• Front Office Manager: Manages the front desk, including check-ins, check-outs, and guest inquiries.
• Operations Manager: Oversees the overall operational activities of the hotel.

• Front Desk Agents / Receptionists: Greet guests, check them in and out, and handle reservations.
• Concierge: Assists guests with local information, bookings, recommendations, and special requests.
• Bellman / Bellhop: Assists guests with luggage, escorting them to their rooms.
• Night Auditor: Performs accounting and auditing tasks during the night shift, ensuring all systems are balanced.
• Guest Relations Manager: Ensures that guest complaints and issues are resolved promptly.

• Executive Housekeeper: Manages the housekeeping department and ensures rooms are cleaned and maintained.
• Room Attendants / Housekeepers: Clean guest rooms, change linens, and restock supplies.
• Public Area Attendants: Maintain cleanliness of public spaces like hallways, restrooms, and lounges.
• Laundry Attendants: Handle the washing and drying of linens and guest clothing.
• Housekeeping Supervisor: Oversees and inspects the work of room attendants and other housekeeping staff.

• F&B Manager: Oversees all food and beverage services in the hotel, including restaurants, bars, and room service.
• Chefs: Responsible for meal preparation.
  • Executive Chef: Oversees kitchen operations.
  • Sous Chef: Second-in-command in the kitchen.
  • Line Cooks: Prepare specific dishes or parts of the menu.
  • Pastry Chefs: Specialize in baked goods and desserts.
• Waitstaff / Servers: Take orders and serve food and drinks to guests.
• Bartenders: Prepare and serve alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
• Room Service Attendants: Deliver meals and beverages to guest rooms.
• Dishwashers: Clean dishes, utensils, and kitchen equipment.

• Chief Engineer: Manages the engineering department, ensuring all equipment and systems in the hotel function properly.
• Maintenance Workers: Perform routine maintenance, repairs, and handle emergency maintenance requests.
• Pool Attendant: Maintains cleanliness and safety of hotel pool areas.
• Groundskeepers: Maintain outdoor areas, such as gardens and parking lots.

• Sales Manager: Responsible for promoting the hotel and increasing bookings through various channels.
• Marketing Manager: Develops strategies to market the hotel and attract customers.
• Event Coordinator: Plans and coordinates events such as conferences, weddings, and banquets.

• Security Manager: Oversees all safety and security operations at the hotel.
• Security Guards: Patrol the premises to ensure the safety and security of guests and staff.
• Surveillance Operators: Monitor the hotel through security cameras.

• HR Manager: Handles recruitment, training, and staff welfare.
• Training Manager: Coordinates training programs for employees to enhance skills.

• Accountant: Manages the hotel's financial records, including budgets, invoices, and payroll.
• Payables/Receivables Clerk: Handles payments and receipts for the hotel.
• Payroll Coordinator: Ensures staff are paid accurately and on time.

       Spa Manager: Manages the hotel’s spa services and staff.

• Massage Therapists: Provide massage and wellness treatments to guests.
• Estheticians: Offer beauty treatments such as facials and skincare services.
• Fitness Trainer: Offers personal training or fitness classes to guests.

• Valet Parking Attendants: Park and retrieve guests’ cars.
• Shuttle Drivers: Provide transportation for guests to and from local destinations.
• Transport Coordinators: Arrange for taxis, rideshares, or car rentals for guests.
• Doorman: Greets guests as they arrive and assists with entry to the hotel.

The roles and titles can vary, especially in larger hotels or specialized resorts, but this list covers the essential staff members you typically find in a hotel.