Grounds & Interior Landscape Supervisor — Hotel Group

Responsibilities

• Supervise grounds and landscape maintenance across 2–4 hotel properties in different CDMX neighborhoods: coordinate team scheduling, property rotations, and quality standards across varied property types
• Manage indoor plant programs at hotel lobby and event spaces: oversee large-format planter maintenance, plant health assessments, and rotation scheduling with interior design teams
• Direct post-seismic landscape assessments: after significant tremors, coordinate team inspection of courtyard walls, planted terraces, rooftop gardens, and outdoor structural planters for damage — standard CDMX operational protocol
• Oversee seasonal programs for temperate CDMX climate: spring refresh (March–April), dry-season supplemental irrigation management (November–March), rainy-season growth control (June–October)
• Coordinate with INAH-aware specialists for any planting or garden work in protected colonial properties — tree removal or significant planting changes in Centro Histórico properties may require heritage authority consultation
• Manage plant procurement from CDMX nurseries (Xochimilco area, Coyoacán plant markets) and specialist indoor plant suppliers
• Maintain landscape condition reporting across all properties: photograph key garden areas monthly, track any changes or maintenance interventions

Requirements

• 5+ years hotel landscape management with multi-property experience
• Indoor plant and lobby horticulture management knowledge
• Post-seismic assessment protocol understanding — CDMX-specific requirement
• Team coordination across multiple urban hotel properties
• Heritage property landscape sensitivity for INAH-adjacent work

Benefits

• IMSS, aguinaldo, paid vacation + premium
• Transport subsidy MXN 700/month
• Grocery vouchers MXN 900/month
• Staff canteen at all properties
• Semi-annual performance bonus
• Corporate phone for inter-property coordination

Work environment

Multi-property hotel group grounds management in CDMX. Senior operational role coordinating landscape teams across the city's varied hotel property types, with post-seismic protocol responsibility and indoor plant management included.

About the role

Managing hotel landscape teams across CDMX's Polanco, Condesa, and Centro Histórico means working in three completely different urban landscapes on the same day. The Polanco business hotel lobby planter in the morning, the colonial courtyard in the afternoon, the rooftop terrace in Condesa before the team disperses — and then the earthquake hits at 3pm and the supervisor has to coordinate the damage assessment across all three properties before the end of shift. CDMX grounds supervision requires the operational flexibility that only the city itself can teach.