FEATURED JOB OPENING: Ever Dreamed of Being an Innkeeper? - Strawberry, AZ

Ever dreamed of being an innkeeper?

Do you have a heart of hospitality, and enjoy bringing beautiful experiences to those that need rest, relaxation, or fun?

Are you someone that will jump in and get your hands dirty to serve others and make sure everyone has a great experience?

Looking to transition to the next phase of life?

Imagine running a beautiful property amid the mountains and pines in Northern Arizona – The Strawberry Inn!

Read on and apply to this full-time position if this sounds like you! 

Compensation is negotiable

Responsibilities

We are looking for a property manager for The Strawberry Inn, located in Strawberry, AZ! This on-site role keeps The Strawberry Inn running like a well-oiled machine!

Interfacing with guests when needed – providing concierge services when appropriate, troubleshooting issues, and making them feel special.

Hiring cleaners and making sure the cleaning team is working well together to make the accommodations beautiful.

Performing quality control checks on the property to ensure guests’ expectations are met.

On-call in the evenings to help make sure guests’ issues are resolved in a timely manner.

Managing repairs and finding new contractors as needed so the property looks great year-round.

When necessary, jumping in to help the cleaning team or meeting special requests made by guests.

If you are a good manager, keep things organized, and lend a helping hand, this role could be perfect for you! 

Qualifications

Excellent time management, organizational skills, and interpersonal skills

Must have track record of quality service

Reliable transportation

Must live in Pine, Strawberry, Payson, or a nearby town

5+ Years of experience working in hospitality or retail

Compensation

$40,000 - $60,000

About The Strawberry Inn

The Strawberry Inn started off as a smaller project by our owners – Amber and Carson Eilers. It soon expanded from an 8-room inn to a collection of properties in Strawberry that now includes: the main inn; tiny cottages; cabins; and airstreams.

At first, it was mostly passers-by that stayed at the Inn. Now, people travel from out of state to stay and visit “rim country.”

We love to serve invisibly, so our guests can enjoy their time away in a way that suits them. This has led to rapid growth and happy guests who return to the property to create new experiences and memories.