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Crystal Mountain
Hotel Night Auditor
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Night Auditor provides accounting of financial transactions for a hotel or hotel departments at the end of a business day. Reviews records of payments made during the day; prepares guest charges for the day ahead. Manages hotel activities and provides service to customers as needed during the night.
$30,054 / year median in Michigan
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary The primary responsibility of the Night Audit position is to accurately record and reconcile all resort transactions with the highest rate of accuracy, to prepare for the next business day. The role also serves as after hour guest reception for check-in and switchboard needs. This is a third shift position with work hours of midnight-8am. Job Duties and Responsibilities Post room charges and taxes to guest accounts, process no shows and close of day. Verify all account postings and hotel paperwork is correct and balanced, and ensure that the day has balanced. Run preliminary reports. Register arriving guests while implementing Crystal Mountain service standards. Dispatch Guest Service Attendants, Security, and Maintenance for after hour needs. Ensure guest profiles are properly noted in SMS for issues that occurred during night audit shift, and alert appropriate hotel department/s via hot sheet. Settle guest accounts with the ability to make good business decisions regarding discounts. Resolve or refer to Management all guest concerns, complaints or suggestions in continuous effort to provide superior guest service. Remain current with resort emergency procedures, and execute as appropriate, when needed. Remain current with groups and property events as they relate to special needs for banks, etc. Remain current with resort information and changes. Provide courteous service to guests, internal guests, and co-workers. Notify appropriate individual promptly and fully of problems and/or unusual matters of significance. Attend appropriate resort meetings and training sessions. Maintain cleanliness and excellent condition of equipment and work area. Comply with required safety regulations and procedures. Comply with resort standards, policies, and rules. Work closely with other third shift staff to ensure guest needs are met at night. Other duties as directed by management.