Valet Parking Attendant

Responsibilities

• Meet arriving guests — door assistance, warm welcome, luggage support
• Drive vehicles to parking — Hotel Zone properties have adjacent lots; Romantic Zone restaurants require vehicles to be parked in nearby structures or streets
• Navigate PV's Old Town narrow streets and cobblestone roads with guest vehicles safely
• Issue and track valet tickets accurately — restaurant evening service creates high-frequency vehicle turnover
• Retrieve vehicles on time — coordinate with restaurant front-of-house on guest check status
• Maintain professional valet station throughout shift

Requirements

• Valid driver's license — clean record
• Confident vehicle handling on PV's varied road surfaces — cobblestone, narrow streets, steep hillside approaches
• Professional presentation
• Basic English
• Physical fitness for active outdoor role in PV's tropical climate
• Trustworthy with guest vehicles

Benefits

• IMSS, Aguinaldo, vacation + premium
• Staff meals
• Uniform
• Tips — PV's loyal repeat-visitor dining market tips consistently

Work environment

Hotel or restaurant entrance in Puerto Vallarta. Old Town valet involves navigating some of the most charming and logistically challenging streets in Mexican tourism — cobblestone, narrow, and often steep.

About the role

The navigator of Vallarta's Old Town. The guest who drives to a Romantic Zone restaurant for a sunset dinner — who arrives on Basilio Badillo in a rental car with no idea where to park — and is met by a professional valet who takes the car with a "welcome, enjoy your evening" and solves the entire parking problem instantly — has had a friction removed from their experience that allows them to walk straight into a beautiful dinner. That invisible problem-solving is what good valet service actually provides.