Housekeeping hotel

Roles in the housekeeping department:

• Maid

• Housekeeper

• Cleaner

• Housekeeping

• Linen Room Staff

• Housekeeping Manager

• Assistant Housekeeping Manager

• Floor Supervisor

In every hotel, the housekeeping department plays a crucial role, visible to every guest. This department ensures that everything from the reception area to each hotel room remains clean and fresh. As a housekeeping staff member, you radiate when you see freshly washed bed linen and you have a keen eye for detail. This role involves much more than just cleaning; it's about creating a welcoming atmosphere. Communication with the reception/front office is essential to ensure this experience. Leading companies such as NH Hotels, Stayokay, Accor hotels, and Van der Valk regularly seek dedicated housekeeping professionals.

What is Housekeeping?

Housekeeping, a term increasingly found in job titles, stands synonymous with excellence in hotel housekeeping. A successful day in housekeeping means guests enjoy a spotlessly clean hotel. Your passion lies in perfecting each guest's departure so that guests always walk around with a smile. Discover our extensive selection of housekeeping vacancies, including specialized positions such as general cleaner.

Core activities of the housekeeping department:

• Thorough cleaning of hotel rooms and public areas.

• Making beds and changing bed linen.

• Linen management: supplying clean linen and disposing of used linen.

• Inspection of cleaned rooms to meet the highest standards of cleanliness.

• Maintenance of public spaces, including corridors, staircases, elevators, and public restrooms.

View housekeeping jobs by city:

• Cleaning jobs in Rotterdam

• Cleaning jobs in Amsterdam

• Housekeeping jobs in The Hague

• Housekeeping jobs in Maastricht

The important role of housekeeping

Besides these core tasks, the housekeeping department plays a crucial role in the overall guest experience. A proactive approach to guest service, attention to detail, and an ability to respond quickly to requests are essential. Housekeeping staff are often the unseen heroes of the hotel, working behind the scenes to ensure comfort and cleanliness. This department is also responsible for keeping track of inventory, managing cleaning schedules, and ensuring compliance with hygiene standards. The diversity and importance of housekeeping make it an attractive choice for those aspiring to a career in hospitality.