Great Wolf Lodge Mashantucket CT
(Prestige Summer Job 2026)
Employer Name: Great Wolf Lodge Mashantucket CT
City: Mashantucket
States: Connecticut
Reference: FULL TOUR & TIPS: Great Wolf Lodge Connecticut – Indoor Water Park, Rooms, Restaurants & Activities
Details
Position: Room Attendant
Position Available: 2 positions
Hourly wage: $17.00 per hour
Estimated hours: 32 hours average per week
Job Description:
Resort Attendant (Housekeeping / Support):
- Clean, sanitize, and maintain guest rooms, suites, and villas to brand and property standards
- Strip, sort, and transport linens and terry to laundry areas
- Make beds to standard specifications (including turndown where applicable)
- Replenish amenities, minibar items (if applicable), and in-room supplies
- Perform deep cleaning tasks (e.g., carpet extraction, upholstery cleaning, high dusting)
- Report maintenance issues using proper work order systems
- Ensure compliance with OSHA safety standards and chemical handling procedures
- Deliver linens, towels, cribs, rollways, and guest-request items
- Maintain housekeeping closets, carts, and storage rooms
- Remove trash, recyclables, and soiled linens from floors and service areas
- Assist with room inspections and readiness for arrivals (priority/VIP rooms)
- Support room attendants with heavy-duty or time-sensitive tasks
- Set up and break down housekeeping equipment and supply stations
- Maintain cleanliness of back-of-house corridors and service elevators
- Clean and maintain public spaces (lobbies, restrooms, hallways, elevators)
- Service resort amenities (pool areas, fitness centers, spa locker rooms, beach areas if applicable)
- Monitor and restock public amenities (towels, water stations, toiletries)
- Perform outdoor upkeep support (light sweeping, furniture arrangement, cabana reset)
- Ensure cleanliness standards during high-traffic periods and events
- Operate washers, dryers, and folding equipment
- Sort linens by type, condition, and washing requirements
- Inspect for damage, stains, and discard/reprocess as needed
- Fold and stage linens for distribution to housekeeping
- Track linen inventory and report shortages or loss
- Assist with par levels and stock rotation
- Maintain inventory of housekeeping supplies, chemicals, and amenities
- Restock carts and storage areas according to par levels
- Assist with monthly or weekly inventory counts
- Receive and organize supply deliveries
- Ensure proper labeling and storage compliance
- Respond promptly to guest requests (towels, amenities, extra bedding, etc.)
- Provide directions and basic resort information
- Deliver items to guest rooms with professionalism and discretion
- Identify and escalate guest concerns or service recovery opportunities
- Maintain a friendly, approachable, and service-oriented demeanor
- Assist with event setup/teardown (chairs, linens, staging items)
- Support group arrivals, weddings, or large events with linen/logistics
English Required skills: Advanced (A, B+, B, ONLY)
Start Date: May 30th – June 15th, 2026
End Date: August 31st – September 7th, 2026
Housing Information
Housing assisted by: Host company provided
Housing Type: Apartment
Cost details: $130.00 per student per week
Transportation details: Host company provides participants a shuttle for free from housing to SOA
Why Choose us
The mix of products in Clark’s Market now reflects 40 years of that business practice. Tom Clark put the strategy to use several times over, as starting in the early ’90s he began purchasing other small grocery stores on the Western Slope of Colorado and in Utah and Arizona. With locations now in Snowmass Village, Crested Butte, Telluride, Norwood and Blanding, Utah, Clark’s continues to expand their family focused brand. In the summer of 2017, Clark’s opened its newest store in Sedona, AZ. Each store has its own personality, based on the community where it resides. In resort communities, Clark’s is known as a conventional grocery store that emphasizes natural, organic and gourmet products. In the more rural country stores, Clark’s is a conventional store that gives people the product mix that they need, and products that help them stretch their dollars as far as they can. It’s important for us to listen to people, keep our ear to the ground and make sure we’re giving people the products they want, Clark says.
Cultural Exchange Activities
Cultural exchange activities in Snowmass Village include participating in community events and seasonal festivals, joining outdoor activities such as skiing and hiking, sharing cultures through food (e.g., potluck), volunteering with the local community, and engaging in language exchange or cultural presentations. Participants can also explore nearby areas like Aspen to experience more local culture.
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