Work the front desk of JR East Hotel Mets Kokubunji: phone enquiries, check-in and check-out, facility guidance, room management and PC data entry for hotel guests.
Nippon Hotel Co., Ltd. was established on November 26, 1981 as Ikebukuro Terminal Hotel and opened Hotel Metropolitan in Ikebukuro in 1985. It took its current name in April 2005, when Hotel Metropolitan merged with Hotel Edmont and the former Nippon Hotel. Its JR East Hotel Mets brand of station hotels began at Kumegawa in 1994, offering city-hotel service at business-hotel prices.
Wholly owned by East Japan Railway Company, it runs the Tokyo Station Hotel, mesm Tokyo, 10 Metropolitan hotels, 25 JR East Hotel Mets hotels, two Hotel B4T and two Hotel Dream Gate Maihama hotels. It has about 2,000 employees and had sales of ¥68.7 billion in fiscal 2025. Its head office is in Nishi-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo.
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Front-desk staff at JR-East Hotel Mets Omori, handling check-in and check-out, phone calls, guest guidance about the hotel and PC data entry.
Reception role at JR-East Hotel Mets Koenji covering guest check-in and check-out, telephone enquiries, facility guidance, room management and computer entry.
Front desk work at JR-East Hotel Mets Tokyo Bay Shinkiba: check-in and check-out, phone calls, guiding guests around the hotel, room management and PC input.
Work the front desk at JR-East Hotel Mets Akabane: check guests in and out, answer the phone, explain the hotel's facilities and manage rooms.