At Four Points by Sheraton, a bartender is viewed as the "host of the space," responsible for creating a straightforward and honest atmosphere for independent travelers. The role combines high-quality beverage service with a proactive approach to guest satisfaction, often requiring you to act as a local guide or concierge for hotel guests.
Core Responsibilities Beverage & Food Service:
Prepare and serve classic cocktails, mixed drinks, and micro-local offerings with precision. In some locations, this also includes preparing and cooking bar food items.
Guest Engagement:
Welcome travelers in a genuine, friendly manner, providing personalized recommendations and anticipating their needs.
Operational Management:
Maintain bar cleanliness, stock supplies (glassware, ice, paper products), and perform opening/closing duties such as counting the bank and completing cashier reports.
Safety & Compliance:
Strictly verify guest identification for legal age and monitor consumption to prevent over-service, adhering to all state and local liquor laws.
Administrative Tasks:
Accurately process all payment methods through POS systems (TOAST) and resolve any financial discrepancies.
Required Skills & Qualifications Experience:
Typically requires a minimum of one to two years of bartending experience in a high-volume or hotel environment.
Technical Knowledge:
Strong understanding of spirits, wines, and cocktail recipes, along with basic math skills for cash handling.
Certifications:
Most roles require a valid Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) or state-mandated alcohol server permit.
Physical Ability:
Must be able to stand for entire shifts and lift or carry objects up to 50 pounds (e.g., glass racks, beverage containers)
Pay:
$15.00
50 per hour
Work Location:
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- $15.50 an hour
- Part-time, Full-time Four Points by Sheraton 8,805 reviews $15.00
- $15.50 an hour
- Part-time, Full-time At Four Points by Sheraton, a bartender is viewed as the "host of the space," responsible for creating a straightforward and honest atmosphere for independent travelers.
The role combines high-quality beverage service with a proactive approach to guest satisfaction, often requiring you to act as a local guide or concierge for hotel guests.
Core Responsibilities Beverage & Food Service:
Prepare and serve classic cocktails, mixed drinks, and micro-local offerings with precision. In some locations, this also includes preparing and cooking bar food items.
Guest Engagement:
Welcome travelers in a genuine, friendly manner, providing personalized recommendations and anticipating their needs.
Operational Management:
Maintain bar cleanliness, stock supplies (glassware, ice, paper products), and perform opening/closing duties such as counting the bank and completing cashier reports.
Safety & Compliance:
Strictly verify guest identification for legal age and monitor consumption to prevent over-service, adhering to all state and local liquor laws.
Administrative Tasks:
Accurately process all payment methods through POS systems (TOAST) and resolve any financial discrepancies.
Required Skills & Qualifications Experience:
Typically requires a minimum of one to two years of bartending experience in a high-volume or hotel environment.
Technical Knowledge:
Strong understanding of spirits, wines, and cocktail recipes, along with basic math skills for cash handling.
Certifications:
Most roles require a valid Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) or state-mandated alcohol server permit.
Physical Ability:
Must be able to stand for entire shifts and lift or carry objects up to 50 pounds (e.g., glass racks, beverage containers)
Pay:
$15.00
50 per hour
Work Location:
In person