Omni Hotels Employer Reviews

Company has great values and work ethic for both employees and managers. They have 19 statements for Power of One that set the goals for customer service. Working at this company is not only a challenge but and adventure.

Omni is a great hotel company with great values.
We reflagged the hotel from Hilton to Omni.
Omni values their employees and empowers them to take care of the guest. This is the same thing I have been teaching for years.

Such a pleasant place to work. Great for meeting people and staying busy. A great resort with all the amenities

Very goal-oriented, focuses on customer satisfaction and competent employees. Co-workers were very lively and welcoming. Hardest part was just a usual busy day when understaffed. Every part of this job was enjoyable.

It nice place to work , the people are friendly
I learn lot of things .
What can say my job is not hard ..

it was a simple job , washig dishes. vacuuming the halls and rooms , cleaning baths , restrooms , watering the plans , cutting the grass. i learned nothing about management here , my co-workers has been spanish i git to learn a lot of work ethics . the hardest part of this was a restaurant on national highways ,it was very busy and i was the only dishwasher – more... at this restaurant and it was a real punitive work becuase we got about 12 waiter and servers and only one dishwasher , for real that was my first job inever known that was too much and the big problem was the check we got paid only 8 dollars per hours while the other were paid 18 dollars. i didnt know what it was going on there . – less

exellent wock place.friendly staff. and grat worck place to work.i was happy to work with them.and if theres an opening i would like to get rehired.

Hours are hard to come by depending on time of year. Simple job but you learn some good skills.

checking in and out guest making reservations for guest, correcting guest billing, answering phone.

Omni Services is subcontracted by Kelloggs Co, We deal in daily cleaning and sanitation of buildings and equiptment. It is new to the south, It is out of MI. My day starts with asigning jobs and ensuring they are done properly and safely, with appropriate PPE used. Supervison of crew, daily documentation, SOP's are followed. Because it is new to the – more... area and Omni and Kelloggs are still working thing out , the job get a bit confusing because the two companies are not on the same page. I run a very good crew, they are very well trained and informed on SOP's and (safe operating procedures), I feel with the chemicals we deal with our crews need to be better informed of their properties, sometimes we get thrown in there and we have to find MSDS in order to properly inform my crew. Management allow insobordnation, and doesn't back its supervisors. The hardest part of the job is dealing with inconsistances between manager and assistant manager, and Kelloggs Co , and also from shift to shift. I would have to say the end result the cleanliness, as well as know it was done properly and safely, Looks Good and feel a sense of accompolishment. – less

Plenty of work to be done....
The management seems to just hide things to fix problems
Everyone seems to be nice but never will help one another
The hardest part about the job is dealing with the work load witch includes the housekeepers and maintaining floors
The best part about the job is if you work hard and do your part it gets easier!

Downtown Boston Hotel, Great place to work, great team work.

I was the Store Manager of the Giftshop, Business Center, and Starbucks.

Very nice place to work. I enjoyed my time there. They really want to see you grow and succeed.

I had the honor of meeting new people whether networking or just having the pleasure of meeting.

Upper management ignores serious situations, going as far as cover up things to keep company image. Unrealistic approach to managing staff . Micro management of managers suggesting you don't fully know your position and duties.Stay away unless you like to be overworked and under appreciated.

Hotel Milano I was the Director of Sales and Marketing for an upscale property in San Francisco. Key clients were film crews for television and commercials (predominately car companies). Managed 2 sales ppl and a catering person. Position required West Coast travel. I enjoyed working with the "famous" clientele" as well as leading/teaching new associates – more... about the industry.

Clarion Hotels-My first sales job in the hotel industry. I was responsible for the government related meetings/trainings as well as social groups such as weddings, reunions etc. Loved learning the business and gave me a taste for sales in general. – less

A typical day would include:
Always answering any guests orders upon arrival
Helping the chefs prepare for banquets
Delivering any any other hotel gifts to guests

I learned a great deal about time management and and the proper treatment of customers/guests

Soliciting business for hotel. Site inspections, entertaining clients in restaurant.
When traveling to Canada, DC, Virginia & Maryland, made sales calls and attended professional trade shows as well as entertained clients.
Continued to learn how to build relationships with clients to secure repeat business.
Management was supportive.
Co-workers were – more... always friendly.
Hardest part of the job was the amount of hours. Always worked over time.
Most enjoyable part of the job was working with people. – less

worst job ever. get treated bad no respect. they just dont care about you at all.

If you love working long hours, every weekend and every single holiday, then this is a job for you! This company micromanages to the last detail.