Hotel Front Agent

First impression. Last impression. Every day.

BEFORE YOU ARRIVE

This position is based in Greece.

You relocate for the season to work at the hotel front desk — the central communication point of the entire property.

Before you step into the lobby for the first time:

• Your accommodation is already organized.
• Your meals are included.
• Your seasonal contract is prepared.

• No apartment hunting.
• No worrying about grocery prices in a new country.

You arrive focused and ready.

YOUR FIRST DAY AT THE FRONT DESK

The lobby is busy.

• Suitcases roll across the floor.
• Guests arrive tired from flights.
• Some are excited. Some are stressed.

You are the first person they see.

• You welcome them.
• You guide them.
• You set the tone.

From that moment on, their holiday experience begins with you.

WHAT YOUR DAYS LOOK LIKE

You manage check-ins and check-outs professionally and efficiently.

You provide information about rooms, hotel facilities and local surroundings.

You answer questions — sometimes simple, sometimes complicated.

You coordinate with housekeeping, maintenance and management to solve small issues quickly.

You handle busy moments with calm structure.

You are not just “standing at reception.”

• You are organizing flow.
• You are creating clarity.
• You are protecting the guest experience from the very first minute.

AFTER THE SEASON

You leave with:

• International hospitality experience
• Front office responsibility
• Operational coordination skills
• Professional references

You have proven that you can handle structure, pressure and communication in an international environment.

This is not just a desk job.

It’s the control center of the hotel.

If you’re organized, guest-oriented and ready to relocate to Greece — join our Front Office team.

WHAT YOU NEED

Some previous experience in hospitality, reception or customer service is important.

You feel confident communicating in English.

German or French skills are a strong advantage.

You stay calm under pressure.

You enjoy structure, organization and direct guest contact.

This role requires reliability and professionalism — but it doesn’t require perfection.

You grow into it quickly.

WHAT YOUR SEASON IN GREECE FEELS LIKE

You work full-time, typically 5–6 days per week.

You live close to your workplace.

• Accommodation is provided.
• Meals are included.

That means stable expenses and financial clarity during the season.

You relocate to Greece — not as a tourist, but as part of the hotel’s operational core.

After your shift, you step outside and you’re still in Greece.

Sunsets. Warm evenings. Sea air.

Work and Mediterranean lifestyle combine.