Front Office Intern
Pubblicato il 21-09-2026 - The Social Hub in Bologna
Your Mission Should You Choose To Accept It…
As our Community Host Intern, you’ll be operating in all of our front of house areas, making sure that each guest is having the best possible TSH-experience. Whether you’re providing a flawless welcome and check in, awesome service in our restaurant and bars or just having a chat to make their stay truly unforgettable ― you are at the forefront of our guest facing operation. You know everything about our products and how to (cross-)sell these to our guests. And it’s because of you that everyone who enters our Bologna -location will become a raving fan of TSH instantly
In Case You Don’t Know Who We Are:
Known for being the rule breakers in hospitality, TSH is a fun, creative and inspiring environment where everyone can work, stay, learn and play and most importantly – be themselves. As an employer we look, act and think like a hotel, but instead we offer a lot more. Think student accommodation, long and short stay options, gyms, talks, events, rooftop bar and eat & drink escapes as well as community and coworking spaces.
Located in The Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Spain, and the UK, with several new openings on the way, this hybrid hospitality concept may take root in the heart of Europe, but our plans are set for going global.
What You’ll Do
- You make sure everyone gets a warm welcome as soon as they walk in;
- You’ll help our guests at our self-check-in kiosks (we have no reception desk);
- You get to stretch your F&D; skills by preparing and serving a variety of local dishes;
- Barista anyone? You’ll brew delicious coffee one day and will be mixing our signature cocktail the next;
- You’ll be a secret concierge to the city, answering all of your guests’ questions about the best places to visit, eat, shop or party;
- Tidy home’s a happy home. You’ll make sure everything is spick and span in all areas and ready for the following shift;
- You’ll help our guests with any requests or demands regardi