Housekeeping Room Attendant – Part Time Weekend Position Available In Jefferson, Alabama

Housekeeping Room Attendant – Part Time Weekend The Painted Lady – 4.8 Birmingham, AL Job Details Part-time $20 an hour 2 hours ago Qualifications High school diploma or GED Cleaning Communication skills Entry level Time management Full Job Description We’re in search of a housekeeper to ensure guest satisfaction during their stay with us. Responsibilities include cleaning guest rooms, restrooms, and common areas, making beds, organizing laundry and housekeeping storage, and other general cleaning duties as assigned. The ideal candidate is a cleaning enthusiast, a team player, and a highly organized professional.

Part Time Weekends Compensation:

$20 hourly

Responsibilities:

Perform cleaning duties and arrange guest rooms to our hotel’s standard before guests arrive Respond to general inquiries from guests Maintain common spaces including the hotel lobby, corridors, and public restrooms Mop, vacuum, make beds, change sheets, do laundry, stock rooms, and do other cleaning duties as assigned Track rooms cleaned and document lost and found items, damage, and repairs needed Must be able to work any day of the week, including holidays. This position will be working on most weekends

Qualifications:

Hard worker with strong time management, organizational, and communication skills Good understanding of cleaning techniques and products Over 1 year as a professional housekeeper strongly desired Must have graduated high school or received an equivalent certification About Company The Painted Lady arrived in Birmingham in 2025 with our 22-room and suite boutique hotel, occupying the old Eyer-Raden Building in the Automotive Historic District. Legend has it that the “Louise Curtis” who operated a “boarding house” on the upper floors of this building was Louise C. Wooster, a local celebrity when her selfless work as a nurse in the city’s cholera wards went public in the 1870s. Before her death, Louise recast her life and her story in her memoir, “Autobiography of a Magdalen,” which was equal parts reminiscence, fable, cautionary tale, and poetic ramble. Despite her profession, Birminghamians remember Lou fondly to this day. The Painted Lady is a gentle nod to Louise and to our building’s one-time use as a boarding house and brothel.