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Do you have a sense of welcome, an easy smile and the art of giving customers a great experience? You are comfortable in French and English and you like to evolve in a dynamic and demanding hotel environment? We are looking for our next Senior Bilingual Receptionist to join the Calypso team! As a Senior Bilingual Receptionist, you will be one of the main ambassadors of our establishment. You will help to offer each of our guests a warm, professional and personalized welcome. Your main responsibilities will be to: Welcome, inform and accompany our clients with professionalism and courtesy; Perform check-in and check-out; Manage bookings and requests from our customers; Monitor arrivals, departures and ongoing stays; Respond to customer requests, comments and complaints and propose appropriate solutions; Ensure good communication with the various services of our hotel; Carry out cash transactions and follow-up on regulations; Ensure the satisfaction and loyalty of our customers; Ensure effective transmission of information between teams; Participate in the proper organization and functioning of the Reception service; Accompany and share your experience with team members.
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