Room Attendant Swisso tel Nankai Osaka Japan

Swissôtel Nankai Osaka hunts for a Room Attendant to keep the floors flawless in Osaka’s Nankai hub, where guests crash after city scrambles. This full-time on-site shift means diving into rooms with a keen sweep, fluffing linens crisp and scrubbing baths till they shine, all to that Swiss polish that turns a stay into a sigh. Hourly pay lands around 1,200 to 1,500 yen, scaled to your past scrubs and how you handle the hustle of 546 rooms buzzing. You’ll zip through vacuums, dust taps, and trash hauls, restocking soaps and snacks while eyeing appliances for glitches, then flag fixes to the lead without a fuss. It’s the gig for folks who spot a stray hair from the door and chat easy in Japanese or English, calm amid check-ins or curveballs. No deep hotel scars? That’s okay if you’ve got stamina for the bend-and-lift loop, a team nod, and a grin that fits the uniform. Perks roll in like staff meals, laundry perks, and a yearly free night, plus paths to climb in Accor’s web. In Namba’s neon glow, it’s steady work with a global kick.

About Swissôtel Nankai Osaka

Swissôtel Nankai Osaka towers right over Nankai Namba Station, the go-to spot for Osaka’s shop frenzy, food hunts, and night hum, with a quick Rapi:t zip to Kansai Airport in under 40 minutes. As part of Accor’s global chain, it’s a 546-room beast packing six eats spots, a cafe buzz, bars, and ballrooms for big dos, plus a Pürovel spa floor with pools, saunas, and stretch nooks for unwind. Weddings get their wing too, chapels and salons stacked for the full fairy tale. Swiss roots mean efficiency laced with warmth – think LGBT-friendly digs, the first in Asia with IGLTA nod, and green guts like a rooftop Sky Farm sprouting herbs for plates. They’ve cut plastics, teamed with local brewers for custom IPAs and sakes, and backed SOS kids for two decades. It’s business travelers bunking with views, leisure souls soaking the scene, all wrapped in that reliable Swiss seal.

Job Title

Room Attendant

Responsibilities

• Swoop into assigned rooms and scrub ’em stem to stern, hitting brand clean that wows at first glance.
• Restock the basics – bath kits, towels, brews – so guests grab without a gap or gripe.
• Vacuum rugs deep, sweep tiles slick, and mop floors fresh, chasing every speck or streak.
• Dust ledges, lamps, and knobs low to high, leaving no film or fingerprint behind.
• Swap out soiled sheets and cloths quick, folding extras neat for the next wave.
• Haul bins and sorts to the chute, splitting trash from recycles without a mix-up.
• Field guest asks on the fly, like extra fluff or ice runs, then loop in the boss on breaks.
• Test toasters, TVs, and taps for ticks, noting niggles for the fix crew pronto.
• Lock down privacy tight, no peeks or props left ajar when the door clicks shut.
• Tidy your cart and linen nook sharp, stocked and stowed so shifts don’t snag.
• Snag strays like keys or specs and hand ’em off to the super without delay.
• Pace the clock smart, wrapping your wing before the bell to beat the turnover.
• Stick to health rules rigid, masks on, hands scrubbed, especially in these wary days.
• Sport the kit crisp – uniform pressed, groom game – to match the lobby’s gleam.
• Huddle with the hall crew at shift swap, passing quirks like allergy flags or VIP vibes.

Requirements

Education

High school close or kin works fine. No stack of scrolls needed, but a quick hospitality nod from a local tech or service stint sweetens the stack.

Experience

1-2 years  in house scrubs or clean crews edges you ahead, though fresh polish shines if you’ve got the elbow grease.

Skills

• Bend and bulk through loops of lift and lunge, hauling hampers without a wince.
• Spot the smudge or snag from afar, zeroing in to zap it silent and swift.
• Chat smooth in Japanese bites or English bursts, calm with queries or quick thanks.
• Roll lone on routines or sync in the squad when the rush ramps up.
• Juggle jobs like a pro, prioritizing the penthouse over the quiet corner.
• Stay sunny and stretchy, flipping from fluff to fix without the fluster.

Knowledge

• Clean kit quirks, from sprays that sparkle to mops that don’t streak the shine.
• Hotel hum, guest flows from front desk to farewell that keep the stay seamless.
• Safety snaps, like spill stops or chem caps, to dodge slips in the suds.
• Hygiene highs, germ guards and green picks that fit the now and the norm.
• Room rhythms, what makes a nest feel new from the welcome wipe to lights out.
• Team ticks, cues on counts or calls that crank the crew without a creak.

Applicant Location

Full feet-on-floor at Swissôtel Nankai Osaka in central Osaka’s Namba pulse. No far-flung or flexible – it’s local lanes or a move that’s mapped.

Application Procedure

To apply, download the Job Info app from the Google Play Store. Use the app to complete your application and submit it for this role.

Note

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