Hospitality

Housekeeper

Wild Dreams Hospitality·Hoedspruit, Mpumalanga, south-africa·FULL_TIME
Hospitalityentry-levelFULL_TIME
-Closes Dec 31, 2026

The ideal candidates take real pride in high-quality cleaning and understand what a discerning guest expects from a room and a public space. They will work on a rotating roster that covers evenings and weekends. Core Criteria: Previous housekeeping experience, ideally in a lodge, hotel or guest house Solid understanding of high-standard cleaning, room preparation and linen presentation Strong attention to detail and a commitment to consistent quality Willingness to work a rotating roster, including evenings and weekends Reliable, motivated and able to work well as part of a small team Genuine enthusiasm for caring for high-end guests Core Responsibilities: Clean and prepare guest accommodation to a luxury standard Maintain the cleanliness and presentation of all public areas Make beds and present linen and amenities to lodge standards Carry out evening cleaning and turndown duties as rostered Report maintenance issues and guest requests to the relevant team members Keep cleaning equipment, stores and supplies in good order Contribute to a smooth, well-run housekeeping operation across weekdays, evenings and weekends On Offer: Start date: March 2027, with the lodge opening to guests in June 2027 Rotating roster covering evenings and weekends

At a glance

Company

Wild Dreams Hospitality

Location

Hoedspruit, Mpumalanga, south-africa

Employment

FULL_TIME

Experience

entry-level

Valid until

December 31, 2026

Created

October 27, 2026

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