“Whole housekeeping department in OF Inn made my summer amazing. Those people are truly people in the right place!”
Fun Fact: Much of the management team in Yellowstone started their journey in the Housekeeping department! In fact, our director of Lodging started as a room attendant!
“Many co-workers who I befriended have become lifetime friends.”
Interested? There are a variety of positions on our housekeeping crew to fit what you are looking for:
For Room Attendants in Yellowstone National Park, it’s all about being part of a team and caring about the comfort of our guests! You are responsible for cleaning guest rooms and making them comfortable and inviting.
Room Inspectors are responsible for ensuring that our ready guest rooms meet our cleaning standards and are suitable for occupancy by our guests! The ability to develop and mentor a well-functioning team of Room Attendants from a largely inexperienced staff is a key part of this job. This position is one of greater responsibility and requires knowledge of hotel/motel housekeeping procedures.
These important positions are all about developing and maintaining strong teams. Many of our assistant managers and managers started as Room Attendants and Inspectors and were promoted from within to their current managerial role (often within a single season).
A Porter makes sure the public areas and restrooms in our hotels and lodges are clean and inviting to the public. Your job is to make the first impression…the best impression!
A Linen Truck Driver keeps the location Housekeeping Crew supplied with clean linens and supplies for our guest facilities, as well as ensuring that daily inventories are completed.
The Housekeeping Office Assistant in Yellowstone is responsible for coordinating the daily happenings in the Housekeeping Crew on location. Duties include generating reports, completing payroll, maintaining repair and tip logs, and light cleaning in the office
A high performing team requires great training! The Housekeeping Crew is one of the largest departments in Yellowstone and offers plenty of opportunities for growth and advancement.
Erica is the Housekeeping Manager at Grant Village. Erica came out to Yellowstone in the summer of 2017. Her original plan was to work one summer season. However, she fell in love with the mountains, nature, and the culture. She decided to stay. “Being able to work and live in Yellowstone is such a privilege. This opportunity has given me a chance to be part of something bigger than me! To say that it is an experience that I will never forget is an understatement!” Erica, along with her husband, enjoy exploring and camping in Yellowstone and surrounding areas. She is excited for her future with Xanterra in Yellowstone National Park.
Sho is the Housekeeping Manager at Mammoth Hotel. Sho Asa came to Yellowstone in 2015 because he wanted to spend one summer in the mountains, but has fallen in love with the area and keeps coming back! His favorite part about working in the park is interacting with all of the guests and employees from different countries and cultures. In his free time, he goes hiking and explores the park, as well as brushing up on his hobby of learning phrases in other languages.
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