Room Attendant / Camarista

Responsibilities

• Clean and prepare guest rooms to hotel standard — typically 12–16 rooms per shift
• Strip and remake beds with hotel linen to exact specification
• Full bathroom cleaning — toilet, shower or tub, sink, mirrors, floor
• Restock minibar and room consumables — towels, toiletries, coffee, water
• Report maintenance issues and room damage via housekeeping system
• Complete turndown service where applicable
• Follow CDMX hotel housekeeping protocols and chemical handling procedures

Requirements

• Previous hotel or domestic cleaning experience helpful
• Physical stamina — CDMX hotels are often multi-storey buildings with room trolleys
• Detail orientation — consistent cleanliness every day across every room
• Reliable attendance

Benefits

• IMSS, Aguinaldo, vacation + premium
• Staff meals, uniform
• Transport subsidy — CDMX housing and transport costs require employer support

Work environment

Hotel housekeeping in Mexico City. CDMX hotels offer stable year-round employment — the city's combination of business travel, tourism, and events means occupancy is consistent throughout the year.

About the role

The foundation of the hotel experience in the world's largest Spanish-speaking city. Every corporate traveler who walks into a clean room in Polanco, every tourist who arrives at a Roma boutique hotel and finds fresh towels and a made bed — is experiencing the room attendant's work. That work keeps one of the world's great cities' hotel industry functioning.