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A part-time housekeeping role at Toyoko Inn Shinagawa Station Takanawa Exit, one of the Toyoko Inn chain of business hotels.
Staff clean the guest rooms and the hotel's shared areas and make up the beds so that each room is ready for the next guests. Bed-making techniques and the cleaning sequence are taught on the job, and the work is mostly carried out alone, room by room. Guests are sometimes encountered on the floors, so staff are also shown how to respond to them politely.
No previous hotel or cleaning experience is required. The posting looks for people who are physically fit and like keeping things clean.
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Cleans guest rooms and shared areas of a Toyoko Inn business hotel and makes up the beds, getting each room ready for the next guests. Training is provided.
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