Full-Time

Front Office Associate

Posted on 10/31/2025

Hilton Worldwide

Hilton Worldwide

10,001+ employees

Global hotel operator of branded properties

No salary listed

Goa, India

In Person

Category
Customer Experience & Support (2)
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Required Skills
Python
Requirements
  • Able to perform moderately complex mathematical calculations without error.
  • Able to read, listen and communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing to meet business needs.
  • Able to access and accurately input information using a moderately complex computer system.
  • Able to effectively deal with internal and external customers, some of whom will require high levels of patience, tact and diplomacy to defuse anger, collect accurate information and resolve conflicts.
  • Good interpersonal skills to provide overall guest satisfaction.
  • Able to work under pressure and deal with stressful situations during busy periods.
Responsibilities
  • Complete the registration process by inputting and retrieving information from a computer system, confirming pertinent information including number of guests and room rates.
  • Make appropriate selection of rooms based on guests’ needs, code electronic keys, confirms the room number and rates with a written confirmation.
  • Promote and administer Hilton marketing programs such as Hilton Honors for arriving guests, ensuring guests know the location of rooms containing room keys, tokens of our appreciation, gifts, etc., to guests.
  • Ensure rooms and services are correctly accounted for within guests’ statements, properly stating services provided by the hotel.
  • Assist guests with check-out payments or charges, accepting and recording vouchers, credits, traveller’s checks and other forms of payment, converting foreign currency at current posted rates.
  • Greet customers immediately with a friendly and sincere welcome with a positive and clear speaking voice, listen and understand requests, respond with appropriate actions and provide accurate information such on outlet hours, special VIP programs, events, etc.
  • Receive special requests from guests and respond appropriately or forward requests to appropriate team members for their decisions and actions.
  • Promptly answer the telephone and email inquiries, inputting messages into the computer and advising other team members of special guests’ needs.
  • Retrieve messages and communicate the content to guests, retrieving mail, packages and facsimiles or other special items for customers as requested.
  • Record guests’ complaints, conducting thorough research to develop the most effective solution and negotiate results.
  • Listen and extend assistance in order to resolve problems such as price conflicts, insufficient heating or air conditioning, quality of dishes etc.
  • Remain calm and alert especially during emergency situations and heavy hotel activity.
  • Plan and implement detailed steps by using experienced judgment and discretion.
  • Take on an active role in the team by being kind, cooperative, and helpful and never forgetting the person behind the guest.
  • Actively take part in training where and when required, attending formal training sessions and on the job trainings to ensure standards and develop skills and abilities.
  • Contribute to the hotel and team by sharing new ideas and suggestions for improvements, being innovative and creative to provide quality service and customer care to team members and guests.
  • Take on an active role in the Executive Floor team, ensuring effective communication and working as a team in order to reach goals and targets.
  • Create a warm and welcoming arrival for guests, ensuring that they feel expected and immediately “at-home” when they arrive.
  • Check-in guests in accordance with their reservation details, ensuring that the registration cards are completed, reservation information confirmed, Hilton Honors and Frequent Flyer numbers enquired about, and method of payment is secured.
  • Handle complaints promptly and efficiently, taking the necessary action, and informing the Duty Manager or Guest Relations Manager to follow-up where appropriate.
  • Follow-up with all guests to ensure satisfaction with problem resolution.
  • Maintain awareness of guests’ profile and specific preferences, ensuring that they are acted upon for each reservation.
  • Ensure that VIP guests are treated personally and recognized as an individual.
  • Liaise with Sales, Reservations and the Business Development teams to handle corporate guests.
  • Promote Hilton Honors and its associated benefits to guests who are not already enrolled in the program, ensuring that existing Hilton Honors members receive personal and professional service that recognizes them as important guests and that their benefits are received.
  • Ensure a prompt and efficient departure, by settling guests’ accounts as per billing and reservation instructions, ensuring that all guests’ folios are correct.
  • Input information into Fidelio regarding guests, ensuring accuracy and that all details are completed, and the information can be clearly understood by other team members.
  • Apply Hilton brand standards in each and every action, acting as a role model and example of how the standards should be carried out in a practical setting.
  • Knowledgeable of the hotel’s facilities and services as well as basic knowledge of Hilton International, MEAP and other properties in China.
  • Up to date with information on facilities, attractions, and places of interests, sights and activities in and around the hotel.
  • Effectively communicate, coordinate and cooperate with Housekeeping, F&B, Engineering and IT.
  • Report problems with hotel systems, hardware or facilities to the appropriate parties and follow-up to ensure that corrective action has been taken.
  • Ensure that the Guest Service Manager is kept aware and up to date with operational issues.
  • Pass on information effectively, ensuring that all necessary details are communicated to the intended person and that any pending action is completed, and guest satisfaction is confirmed.
  • Attend daily briefings, shift handovers, meetings and read the logbook on a daily basis.
  • Ensure that the day-to-day functions of the front desk are completed, including but not limited to checklists, trace reports, credit limit checks, and online back-ups.
  • Check registration cards, meetings and functions information, billing instructions, and reservation backup to ensure that all information received is acted upon accordingly.
  • Ensure that the front desk stock is managed and not wasted, maintaining costs where able.
  • Keep up to date and aware of competitor activities in order to be well informed.
  • Adhere to the hotel selling strategy of Demand Based Pricing and maintain rate integrity by offering clear, transparent, and value for money rates to guests.
  • Comply with Health & Safety, Emergency Management, the Disaster manual, Fire procedures and regulations, taking part in the fire team when and where directed.
  • Adhere strictly to standard cash handling procedures, ensuring to balance float and drop the required amount, managing cash, credit card transactions, city ledgers, vouchers and all other forms of payment correctly.
  • Adhere to the company’s credit policy at all times when handling cash, credit card transactions, city ledgers, providing currency exchange services, LPO and third party payments for rooms, meetings, F&B and any other charges that may be incurred by guests.
  • Provide safety deposit boxes to guests, ensuring that guests’ valuables are safe and secure at all times.
  • Follow-up on outstanding accounts to ensure no loss of revenue and secure method of payment for upcoming reservations.
  • Maintain the efficiency of departure by checking all guests’ folios to ensure accuracy of charges.
  • Upsell rooms to higher room and rate categories, ensuring maximum revenue generation from each guest.
  • Maintain awareness of sales opportunities within the hotel, maximizing revenue in an ethical and responsible manner, adhering to Hilton brand standards and ensuring that guests receive value for money.
  • Attempt to communicate with guests in guests’ native language, if applicable.
  • Carry out any other reasonable duties and responsibilities as assigned.
  • The Management reserves the right to make changes to this job description at its sole discretion and without advance notice.
Desired Qualifications
  • 1 or 2 years of related working experience preferred.

Hilton Worldwide Holdings operates a global portfolio of hotels and resorts across brands that cater to different travelers, from luxury to extended-stay. It earns money by owning, leasing, managing, and franchising properties, with revenue coming from room bookings, food and beverage, events, and franchise or management fees; Hilton Honors rewards program incentivizes repeat bookings. The company differentiates itself through a broad brand mix, mixed ownership and operating models, and a strong loyalty program that drives guest retention. Its goal is to grow as a leading global hospitality provider by expanding its brand portfolio, loyalty program, and reliable guest experiences to maximize occupancy, revenue, and shareholder value.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

McLean, Virginia

Founded

1919

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Eight luxury brand debuts in Asia Pacific, including NoMad Singapore and LXR Tokyo Gajoen by 2027, capture experience-driven demand.
  • Morocco's 20% tourism surge drives six new Hilton properties by 2030, including Waldorf Astoria Rabat.
  • Adelaide Hilton franchise with Trilogy Hotels opens 251 rooms in 2031, expanding without capital outlay.

What critics are saying

  • Marriott secures 20+ luxury properties in China and Japan Q1 2026, eroding Hilton's Asia share.
  • Airbnb villas divert 15% of Hilton's upscale Europe and Asia leisure bookings per 2025 STR data.
  • 95% franchise reliance triggers owner defections to Accor if RevPAR dips below 5% within 24 months.

What makes Hilton Worldwide unique

  • Hilton's 90% franchise model empowers owners with operational control while leveraging global distribution.
  • Hilton AI Planner, powered by Anthropic, customizes guest experiences using property and local data.
  • Tapestry Collection converts independents like Strathallan into branded lifestyle hotels seamlessly.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Parental Leave

401(k) Company Match

Mental Health Support

Wellness Program

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

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