Night Audit

While most of the hotel is winding down for the night, something important is happening behind the scenes.

The day's business is being reviewed. Revenue is being balanced. Reports are being prepared. Systems are being reset. Details are being checked.

We're looking for a Night Auditor who takes pride in accuracy, organization, and getting the details right.

This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys working independently, is comfortable with numbers and technology, and understands that the accuracy of tonight's work sets the hotel up for tomorrow's success.

• →Audit daily restaurant revenue by reviewing Point of Sale tapes and journals.
• →Break down revenue, covers, waiters' fees, tips paid out, and settlements by type and cashier.
• →Run audit reports and journals from the Front Office system, Point of Sale system, and computer.
• →Review information carefully and identify discrepancies or issues.
• →Make necessary corrections and adjustments.
• →Troubleshoot and address computer or system problems that occur during the shift.
• →Enter revenue, expenses, and allowances into the Front Office system.
• →Generate daily reports, including the Guest Ledger Summary and Daily Restaurant Summary.
• →Balance all revenue and settlement accounts nightly.
• →Maintain organized files and supporting documentation.
• →Reset systems for the next day's operations.
• →Communicate relevant issues or concerns to the appropriate leadership.
• →Maintain a professional and guest-focused presence throughout the shift.
• →Support guests and associates with questions or concerns when needed.
• →Perform other job-related duties as assigned.

The role is centered on accurate auditing, financial balancing, reporting, system troubleshooting, recordkeeping, and preparing hotel systems for the next day's operations. Night Auditor

We're looking for someone who is:

• Detail-oriented — you notice discrepancies and don't let small details slip through the cracks.
• Accurate — you understand that numbers need to be right.
• Comfortable with technology — you can navigate computer systems and troubleshoot routine issues.
• Self-motivated — you can stay focused and productive while working independently.
• Dependable — the overnight team needs someone they can count on.
• A problem-solver — when something doesn't balance or a system doesn't cooperate, you investigate and find a solution.
• Organized — you keep reports, files, and information accurate and accessible.
• Calm under pressure — you can handle unexpected issues without losing your focus.
• Professional and guest-focused — you understand that overnight doesn't mean guest service stops.
• A team player — you're willing to help coworkers and communicate important information.

The position requires basic mathematical skills, accurate calculations using a 10-key, the ability to work with a moderately complex computer system, and the ability to address guest and employee concerns in a friendly and positive manner. Night Auditor

If you enjoy having ownership of your work and taking satisfaction in knowing that you left things better and more organized than you found them, this could be a great fit.

You might be the perfect fit if you're the person who:

Our standards emphasize professionalism, courtesy, adaptability, punctuality, attendance, continuous learning, problem-solving, and following appropriate safety and security procedures. Night Auditor

Yes, you'll work with reports, revenue, settlements, and systems.

But you're also part of the hotel team.

A guest may need assistance in the middle of the night. A coworker may need help. An unexpected issue may require someone who can stay calm and make a good decision.

You help protect the integrity of the hotel's operations while continuing to provide the level of professionalism and service our guests expect.

If you're a dependable, detail-oriented professional who enjoys numbers, technology, problem-solving, and working independently, we'd love to meet you.