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Hampton Inn Application Online – Print Job Employment Form
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Apply for Jobs at Hampton Inn Online
Application for Hampton Inn: Hampton Inn does not provide a printable job application. If you want to get a job at Hampton Inn, you must apply for employment on the website by following the link above. Full-time or part-time positions may vary depending on the location.
Interview Tips: Go to the Hampton Inn job interview questions & tips page.
Available Positions at Hampton Inn: Guest Services Associate, Housekeeper, Laundry Attendant, Night Laundry Attendant, Maintenance Technician, Maintenance Supervisor, Security Officer, Home Reservations Sales Specialist, Bell Person, Housekeeping Dispatch, Cook, Sous Chef, Font Office Manager, Banquet Cook, Night Auditor, Server, Room Service Associate, Cashier, Valet, Bartender, Busser, Host, Hostess, Customer Service Representative, Sales Manager, Marketing Manager, Delivery Driver, Inbound and Outbound Customer Service Consultant, Food and Beverage Associate, Human Resources Director
Minimum Age to Work at Hampton Inn: 18 years old (How old do you have to be to work at Hampton Inn?)
Hampton Inn Hours of Operation: Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
More Information: Hampton Inn Job Info
The Hampton Inn application could be your way into a long-lasting career in the hospitality industry. Find out by applying online today!
Hampton Inn is a franchised chain of hotels that was founded in 1984. The company caters primarily to business travelers on a slightly lower budget. These days, the company operates more than 1,700 hotels across the United States, Canada, Latin America, and the UK. Most of the hotels, however, are independently owned and offer several amenities even though they don’t qualify as full-service hotels.
Originally started by the folks who run Holiday Inn, all Hampton Inns, Embassy Suites, and Doubletrees were bought by Hilton Hotels in 1999. Hilton Worldwide may be a private company, but their name is internationally recognized. The parent company has more than 3,600 locations of its own with around $8 billion in sales annually. Hilton Worldwide also employs around 135,000 workers at any given time.
Can you imagine what it takes to keep Hampton’s 168,000 rooms ready to rent? It’s an enormous effort to keep hotels like these operating 24 hours a day and the company can always use new workers. If you think you’d like to be part of a well-known name like Hilton with amazing service at a Hampton hotel, then this is the place to be!
Hotels like Hampton Inns are looking to hire motivated workers just like you all the time. Entry level positions are currently available in a number of capacities. If you’re at least 18 years old, then you can apply for a job as a front desk attendant, customer service representative, or housekeeper. The best part is that these jobs almost never require prior experience. Plus, working for a hotel like Hampton, you’ll be boosting your resume with tons of customer service and on-the-job experience.
Of course, there are a number of advancement opportunities for you both within Hampton and their parent, Hilton. Careers in maintenance are always available and both companies are looking for qualified people to work in management and at their corporate offices. Qualified team members at Hampton will even receive Hilton’s impressive benefits package including healthcare coverage, paid time off, a 401(k), and employee discounts just for starters.
Regardless of what you want out of your career, Hampton offers excellent employment coupled with competitive pay. For some of these locations, you can even apply online! If you can’t find jobs just yet, don’t fret. Other locations may actually require a visit since the hotel chain is primarily franchised. Either way, Hampton has hotel jobs for you! What are you waiting for?
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I am a Night Auditor now at the Hampton Inn in Newberry, SC. The General Manager makes us prepare breakfast also, and now that they have added the Oatmeal crock pot to the Breakfast menu; I am constantly busy. I spent more hours doing breakfast set up than I do performing the Night Auditor position. I am working two jobs and getting paid 8.00 an hour for ONE of those jobs. The Breakfast person comes in at 6:10am after I have done all the the work: cooking , and setting up etc., which includes making coffee (4 lg canisters), putting out all utensils etc (after I have dried them off with a towel from the previous breakfast), butter, cream cheese, 2 milk containers that I fill myself,(one is 2% and one is skim) fresh fruit, (bananas, and apples), Citrus fruit, muffins, bagels, sliced bread, pastries, grits, a large spin around rack filled with 6 types of cereal that I carry out from the kitchen area, pour water in the chafe for the hot foods that I must bake in the oven, which may or may not include biscuits, put all of that out, go get ice for the yogurt, the citrus fruit, and the butter, and the Philadelphia Cream Cheese. Then I have to put out the waffle mix and set that up. Now I have to make 3 quarts of Oatmeal on top of that, including filling up three more container with nuts, dried fruit, and a sugar mixed with cinnamon or brown sugar, AND do my Night Auditor job which requires that I deliver USA Today Newspapers to all HHonors members, and also deliver receipts for all due out guests. The Newspaper arrives at 6am. The receipts are delivered by 1:30. That is 2 trips in a 4 story hotel by myself. I have a manual audit, and a computer audit to do. i also have to make Breakfast Bags from scratch to be out by 5:30am during the week. I also check in and check out guests, as well as trouble shoot problems that arise during the night while I am there alone. I pull the due out folios, count the cash drawer, and the cash box…twice. I file reports, set wake up calls, answer the phone, make reservations etc. I personally feel like I am getting burned out, and I don’t think that it is fair for me to do two jobs and get paid for one. Why can’t one of the two Breakfast people come in at 5am like they are supposed to, and do their job? Why do I HAVE to do all of this? By morning I am so tired that it takes all my strength to complete my shift. The guests basically get neglected for one hour because i cannot stop what I am doing or there will be no breakfast food for them to eat. The breakfast guests and the checkout guests both suffer because I can’t be at the front desk and the kitchen at the same time. I am going to be 55 tomorrow, and this is getting to be too much for me. I am sure that when the Director of HR designed the Night Audit responsibilities, specifications, and qualifications, preparing breakfast wasn’t part of the design. The way it is set up now is not efficient, but I guess it is cost effective for the owner because he is paying me one salary for performing two separate jobs. I believe the breakfast staff should come in and accommodate their guests to ensure their satisfaction, and likewise I can do the same which will provide a more pleasurable experience for me and the guests. I would like to know if this is standard practice at Hampton inn Hotels, and if possible I would appreciate some feedback on this. Thank you,
Anyone that knows please tell me. Does the Hampton prefer to hire part time or full time? I would just like to know so I know what to put on my application. What’s gonna give me a better chance?
August 18th, 2010 at 2:32 pmwould u be able to give me a chance to work here its that i have a two month old baby i am not 18 though but i have great experience in cleaning??
September 20th, 2010 at 1:49 pmI have a 5 month duaghter I’m in need of money I am looking for a housekeeping job cause I have good experience
December 15th, 2010 at 4:47 pmI have heard so much about the Hampton Inn and after reading all of the information you provide, I think I would really to work there. I would like to be a front desk agent what exactly are the requirements? I am going to fill out an application right now I hope I get the job!
February 2nd, 2011 at 3:27 pmmy name is keyah bell i will love to apply for housekeeping im a very good cleaner thanx yuu.
March 3rd, 2011 at 4:38 pmI would love to fill out an application to Hampton Inn. I stay there all the time when I travel, so I was wondering if they offer employee discounts if you are hired in?
March 1st, 2011 at 1:33 pmHI MY NAME IS ERICA F . I AM A HARD WORKER AND I ENJOY HELPING PEOPLE IVE LEARNED ALOT ABOUT YOUR COMPANY.I LOOK FORWARD FROM HEARING FROM YOU IN THE NEAR FUTURE THANKYOU.MS F
March 28th, 2011 at 3:40 pmThanks for shrinag. Always good to find a real expert.
May 11th, 2011 at 5:02 pmthank you for the info,,
May 16th, 2011 at 9:09 pmi would like to apply for the hampton in,but i dont seem to get to the write page to apply,i would like to apply for the bell man position availeble i have lots of experience with costumer services and hotel experience in the us, and in colombia , please get back tome if possition is still availeble thenk you for your help,att, yesid,s.p
i would like to apply for at hampton hotel my name is pauline age 39 seeking employment as a housekeeper or a cashier
July 2nd, 2011 at 4:41 amhey u doing my name is shretha t and I’m a worker im always on time i make sure wat ever i do i do my best best if u want somebody do they very good and always make my job first
August 19th, 2011 at 12:22 ami am looking for a job its been lik about 2 months and this job sounds interesting to me y not hampton inn i always thought working at a hotel would be a good experience for me
July 26th, 2011 at 12:37 pmhi.. ma’am / sir.. my name is Vangie i am looking for a job to work in here as the the first time.. i just got my work permit from USCIS here in america..i am Filipina came from philippines.i try to find work online so i find your site and i try my luck to apply in your company as any vacant position in the establishment..this is my first job experience if ever.. seeking work as a housekeeper or cashier. thank you and more power!..
October 3rd, 2011 at 8:22 amhi iam trever a male ugandan with four years working experience from uganda interested in joining you as a waiter
September 16th, 2011 at 6:38 amHi me name is albertico i looking for job for housekeeping
September 15th, 2011 at 1:28 ammy name is stormy i am 18 and i am looking for a job in housekeeping i am a good worker i will to what ever you need me to and i live in Cedar City, UT. Let me know.
November 7th, 2011 at 6:04 pmHi
Dear Hampton Inn, My names is Nelson and i am looking for employment, i am 18 years of age. i am looking for a housekeeping job i am a great worker, i will do whatever it takes to get the job done. i do prefer working at the Hampton Inn in Owning mills because i live in pikesville,MD 21208.so when you get this message please contact me
December 11th, 2011 at 7:51 pmHi my name is Rofa. Im 23 yrs old and im here to apply for housekeeping jobs in AC Hotel. Im a graduate of the Rizal Technological University in Entrepreneurial Management….. Last sept. I decided to train in Power Institutional Hotel Management. I took a job as a Housekeeper and Im already training on the job in the Stonehouse Hotel……… I hope Im qualified to do housekeeping………. Thank you
December 22nd, 2011 at 7:36 amHI MY NAME IS CHARLENE. IM 23 YR I JUST GOT MY GED AND IM LOOKING TO GROW WITH A COMPANY…. I HAVE ALWAYS DONE HOUSEKEEPING IN ALL THE JOBS I HAD..MAKING PEOPLE FEEL AT HOME AND IN A CLEAN PLACE IS JUST THE JOB FOR ME . TRUST WORTHY AND READY TO WORK….MY FUTURE WILL BE IN HOTEL MANAGEMENT …IM LOOKING FORWARD TO WORKING WITH HAMPTON INN.
THANK YOU ~ CHARLENE OF MILWAUKEE WI
December 29th, 2011 at 2:56 pmhi my name is joanna.im 22 from papua new guinea.i got an e-mail saying that the hampton inn needs workers outside of the USA. Im really interested but i dont know if its true or not so can someone please clear it up for me? thanks.
January 2nd, 2012 at 3:19 pm