Train As A Front Desk Supervisor At The Morrison House!

Seeking a talented and professional Food & Beverage personal to train at this 4 star boutique and elegant hotel in the heart of Alexandrian lined with cobble streets and sophisticated shops and restaurants.

On your days off explore Washington DC by train and visit The White House or the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.

Rate of pay as a Restaurant Server $2.77 plus tips, Banquet Server $6.25 per hour with a service charge % as a Front Desk Agent $15.00 per hour and Housekeeping Supervisor your rate of pay is $17.00 per hour.

It is customary in the US to work in “gratuity” positions. In these positions, you will receive a base hourly salary plus gratuity (tips). While the amount of a gratuity is ultimately at the discretion of the guest, the customary tip is 15-20% of the total bill before tax. Based on history, you may expect to earn around $20.00 per hour”.

No meal provided but you can bring your own snack or lunch/dinner into work to have on your break.

Complimentary 2 weeks housing on site provided. Airport pick up not provided.

Alexandria, Virginia, is a city on the Potomac River, just south of Washington, DC. It’s known for its Old Town, with brick sidewalks and well-preserved 18th- and 19th-century buildings. King Street is lined with boutiques and specialty shops. Founding fathers dined at Gadsby’s Tavern, now a museum with period objects and photographs. Carlyle House Historic Park is a restored Georgian mansion with a garden.

The D.C. area is home to a tremendous number of cultural activities to do, especially with regards to history, both nationally and worldwide! World famous for its historical monuments and cultural landmarks, there are very few cities in The United States that compare in terms of the number of iconic places to see! Just a handful of some of these places include The Washington Monument, The Lincoln Memorial, The White House, The Library of Congress, The Capitol Building, The Jefferson Memorial, The Smithsonian, and The National Gallery of Art. For a more comprehensive list of places to visit, with links to their websites, see the list of links in the “Local attractions” section of this document.

The hotel is managed by Sage Hospitality.

You should fly into Ronald Reagan International Airport.

Transportation:

Depending on the location of your housing, a car may not be necessary while living in D.C. The D.C. metro access across the D.C. area is quite convenient making travel around the city fairly easy. It is recommended that you get metro passes as soon as you can once in D.C. Also, it is important to note that the D.C. metro uses a sliding scale system regarding the cost of their metro, meaning that the further you travel on the metro the more expensive the trip will be. That means it is especially important to consider the location of your housing compared to where the hotel is. If you live near the hotel you can walk or get a bike. Or you can use DASH.

Housing in Washington, D.C. can be rented monthly for reasonable rates, and can be as low as $900 if shared with another individual. However, this is all dependent on the area in which the candidate decides to live. It is recommended that candidates prepare to bring around $2500 with them to help set them up once they arrive in D.C. Below are a number of housing options in the area. Here are a number of helpful links that should help kick off their search for housing! Roomies, roommates, apartments, zillow, trulia, hotpads, forrent.

Local attractions:

City cruises, Gadsby's Tavern, Archaeology Museum, National Harbor.