Salary: €80.000

Start: ASAP

Languages: Hebrew and English

I am on the hunt for a Hotel Manager who’s just as passionate about people as they are about performance.

If you thrive in a vibrant, hybrid hospitality environment where hotel comforts meet cool vibes, keep reading—this might be your dream job!

What You’ll Be Doing:

• Take the reins on all things operational—recruitment, reporting, budget planning, and more (yes, you’ll wear many hats!).
• Make sure every guest leaves with a smile by scheduling the right people, at the right time, in the right place.
• Collaborate with awesome HQ teams—HR, Finance, Revenue Management, and more—to keep everything running like clockwork.
• Lead, inspire, and develop a team of Assistant Managers, shift leads, receptionists, and service staff—think of yourself as the captain of a lively ship!
• Create a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment for both guests and colleagues, always keeping an eye out for those little details that make a big difference.
• Set ambitious (but achievable!) goals for your team, motivate them with your approachable style, and champion their personal and professional growth.
• Keep it squeaky clean and safe—health, hygiene, and safety regulations are your bread and butter.
• Ensure you are always compliant with local laws and our own high standards—no shortcuts here!

Who You Are:

• You’ve got at least 2 years of hospitality experience under your belt—bonus points if you’ve worked in Israel!
• You’re a natural leader who loves bringing out the best in a diverse, motivated team.
• Problem-solving is your superpower, and you’re not afraid to think like an entrepreneur.
• Numbers don’t scare you—you understand KPIs, budgeting, and how to drive operational performance.
• You’re a pro with MS Office and front office systems (Sihot, Fidelio, or similar).
• Fast-paced, guest-focused environments are your happy place.
• You communicate effortlessly in English and Hebrew (extra languages = extra cool!).
• You’ve got a bit of wanderlust and are open to occasional travel.