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Resort Manager

Lodging Managers
Description
Plan, direct, and coordinate resort operations across lodging, food and beverage, recreation, spa, and events to deliver safe, profitable, and exceptional guest experiences.
  • • Oversee guest check-in/check-out and front desk service.
  • • Resolve guest inquiries, requests, and complaints across accommodations and amenities.
  • • Assign duties and schedule staff for rooms, food and beverage, recreation, and maintenance.
  • • Coordinate front office, housekeeping, engineering, and concierge operations.
  • • Set room and package rates; develop budgets; allocate departmental funds.
  • • Partner with food and beverage, spa, golf, and sales leaders to align resort activities.
  • • Manage resort facilities, amenities, and grounds.
  • • Monitor and coach staff to meet service, safety, and brand standards.
  • • Recruit, hire, and train seasonal and full-time staff.
  • • Manage room inventory and assign accommodations to optimize occupancy.
  • • Develop and enforce resort policies, SOPs, and emergency procedures.
  • • Inspect rooms, venues, pools, and public areas for cleanliness and condition.
  • • Prepare operational reports, forecasts, and required regulatory paperwork.
  • • Source vendors; purchase supplies; coordinate laundry, maintenance, and waste services.
  • • Oversee guest communications, concierge services, and local recommendations.
  • • Lead marketing, promotions, and public relations in coordination with sales.
  • • Plan and execute on-site events, weddings, conferences, and group programs.
  • • Manage advance bookings, deposits, and confirmations; handle exceptions and refunds.
  • • Meet with clients and planners to define event details, menus, and setups.
  • • Support operations during peak periods by assisting on the floor as needed.
  • • Arrange excursions, activities, and transportation bookings for guests.
  • • Monitor revenue, ADR, RevPAR, and ancillary spend; adjust strategies.
  • • Ensure accurate billing, cash handling, and financial recordkeeping.
  • • Maintain compliance with health, safety, pool, and liquor regulations.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
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