Chef de Rang (m/w/d) – Hotel Daniel in Sautens, Tyrol
Hotel Daniel · Sautens, Tyrol
Last updated 1 Woche ago
About the position
Das Hotel Daniel der Familie Pohl in Sautens im vorderen Ötztal sucht ab Dezember 2026 einen Chef de Rang (m/w/d) in Vollzeit. Geregelte 40 Stunden an 5 Tagen die Woche.
Tasks
Herzliche & professionelle Gästebetreuung im Service
Requirements
Leidenschaft für herzliche & professionelle Gästebetreuung, Liebe zum Detail, Team Spirit sowie Sprachkenntnisse in Deutsch & Englisch
Benefits
Lohn weit über Kollektiv, genaues Stempel-/Abrechnungssystem, geregelte 40 Stunden an 5 Tagen die Woche, täglich 3x Verpflegung inklusive, viele Mitarbeitervorteile, Teamkarte fürs vordere Ötztal, Unterkunft möglich u.v.m.
Accommodation & meals
Accommodation
Meals
Available
Requirements
- German: B2 (Erforderlich)
- German: B2 (Erforderlich)
- Third-country nationals: case-by-case
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Are meals provided during work?
Yes, meals are included.
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Required language skills: German: B2 (Erforderlich), Englisch: B2 (Erforderlich).
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