Join the team at Hotel 1000 Seattle as our Food & Beverage Assistant Manager! Lead a passionate hospitality team, elevate guest experiences, and help deliver exceptional dining and service in one of Seattle’s premier luxury hotels.Evening Shift
Compensation: $30.00 to $32.00 per hour
Food and Beverage Assistant Manager | Hotel 1000
The ideal candidate is a strong operator with a passion for hospitality, a focus on service excellence, and the ability to lead by example in a fast-paced, upscale hotel environment.
Let s start with the most important part what s in it for you:
The Perks
Our Commitment to You
People never forget how you made them feel. Maya Angelou s famous statement serves as a rallying cry throughout Columbia Hospitality and fuels our collective drive and success.
Our people are our purpose, and our brand is our people. We seek extraordinary individuals who drive our brand promise of Creating Exceptional Experiences. We are a people-first organization, ignited from the inside to succeed on the outside. We are a tight-knit, inclusive, values-driven team and we trust one another to have each other s backs. We show up every day with open hearts, an inclusive mindset, and genuine respect for those around us. We have fun, grow together, and strive to leave a positive lasting impression on everyone we meet.
What You ll Do
Qualifications
Our Values
Accountability | Creativity | Enthusiasm | Honesty | Inclusion | Respect
Pay: $30.00 - $32.00 per hour
Benefits:
Work Location: In person
Hotel with 120 Rooms
Hotel 1000 stands as a refined urban retreat, embodying the distinct character of the Emerald City. Nestled in downtown Seattle, moments from the bustling waterfront and the charged energy of legendary Pike Place Market, this luxury hotel is where authentic Seattle stories unfold. Amid the elevated comfort of our design-forward rooms and suites, with stunning views of the city and Puget Sound and a restorative spa, encounter personalized service and cosmopolitan elegance. Hotel 1000 isn’t just a gateway to the region’s wonders—it’s a destination in itself.