Hotel Indigo Tuscaloosa Downtown
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Front Desk Agent
Part-Time$12.50/hr ($13.50/hr after six months of employment and in good standing)Hotel Indigo is looking for a dedicated individual who is passionate about the Hospitality Industry. -
Server (PM)
Part-Time6.25 plus tipsFlexible hours and great pay
Server, must have Dinner and weekend availability. Sign on bonus available for qualified candidates! $300 for full time, $150 for part time. Paid via 1/3 of bonus at the end of each month for first three months. -
Room Attendant
$12.25/hour ($13.25 after six months and in good standing)FT and PT positions available
$300 Signing bonus after successful completion of three months employment for full-time employees. $150 Signing bonus after successful completion of three months for part-time employees. Successful Room Attendants in good standing will receive a raise to $13.25/hr after six months of employment.
Hotel Indigo Tuscaloosa Downtown
111 Greensboro Avenue
Tuscaloosa,
AL
35401
About this Employer
Travel Like An Explorer, Stay Like A Local
Experience the true spirit of Tuscaloosa at Hotel Indigo® Tuscaloosa Downtown, the city’s first waterfront hotel overlooking the Black Warrior River. Admire river views from our rooftop bar, or grab one of our bikes on loan and head to the Tuscaloosa Riverwalk to watch paddleboats and kayaks ride the current. Less than a mile away from the University of Alabama, we offer the perfect place to stay for the electric excitement of football games and graduations. You’ll find a myriad of unique shops and restaurants downtown, and you can see both local and nationally touring acts at Tuscaloosa Amphitheater, the largest outdoor music venue in West Alabama. Inside the hotel, locally inspired murals fill the walls — we also host a gallery expansion from the Kentuck Art Gallery just across the river — and our restaurant and bar feature authentic Southern food and drinks. Even your room will reflect the neighborhood’s tradition of culture, education and industry through modern décor and rustic furnishings that are distinctly Alabamian.
