Room Attendant
Amazigrace Global Manpower Incorporated
Job Description
Benefits
Government Mandated Benefits
13th Month Pay
Perks Benefits
Free Meals
A hotel room attendant may also be called a housekeeper (or work under the supervision of a housekeeper) or maid and performs vital roles for the successful operation of a hotel.
The hotel room attendant is responsible for replacing towels and changing bed linens, as well as performing general cleaning of all surfaces in the hotel.
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Amazigrace Manpower
HR OfficerAmazigrace Global Manpower Incorporated
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Working Location
Fort Bonifacio. Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines
Posted on 19 June 2025
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