Hotel Operations Coordinator
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Altro in Monza
Hotel Operations Coordinator - Florence (m/f/d)
Hey there We're Numa, a forward-thinking hospitality brand redefining how people discover cities. We create spaces where simplicity meets innovation, offering thoughtfully designed rooms, studios, and apartments in the heart of Europe's most vibrant neighbourhoods. We're not just transforming the guest experience—we're revolutionizing the hospitality industry from the inside out. Our cutting‐edge technology streamlines operations, delivering unparalleled value with no hidden fees—just real, quality experiences. At Numa, we believe that travel should be curious and authentic, and we bring those same values to our work culture. As part of our team, you'll experience a dynamic and supportive environment where creativity thrives, and your contributions make a real impact. We're committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and equitable workplace where every voice is valued, and different perspectives fuel our innovation. About the Role
We are looking for a motivated hospitality enthusiast to join our Operations Team in Florence.
Reporting to our Hotel Operations Manager, you will work onsite, behind the scenes, ensuring our properties are in their best shape for our guests.
Conduct routine inspections of the rooms to ensure they are clean and fully stocked, and take immediate actions to correct any deficiencies
Collaborate with our Guest Experience team to track and address any complaints from guests
Supervise the overall activities of our housekeeping staff to maintain high standards of cleanliness
Keep an eye on inventory levels so as to coordinate the delivery process of our external suppliers
Remain in close contact with our building maintenance staff to coordinate the fixing of any technical issues that may occur
Have an overview of all things happening at the property and troubleshoot any issues arising while keeping a cool head
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