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Hilton Anatole
Great Hilton hotel experience in Dallas as a Front Desk Agent
Short description
Train at this Dallas hotel and rotate through Front Desk Agent, Pre-Arrival Coordinator, VIP Services Coordinator, and Front Desk Supervisor!
Detailed description
This Dallas hotel offers a unique training program, giving you the opportunity to rotate through diverse roles like Front Desk Agent, Pre-Arrival Coordinator, VIP Services Coordinator, and Front Desk Supervisor. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Dallas, a city known for its dynamic arts scene, rich history, and thriving business district, all while gaining hands-on experience in the hospitality industry!
Placement Remarks
$18.25 per hour
Benefits:
Uniform will be offered.
Employees have access to a cafeteria that provides lunch or dinner, one meal per day.
Any time off is at the discretion of the employer and must be approved beforehand.
The hotel recommends candidates to fly into DFW Airport and take an uber or taxi to the hotel.
The hotel will also provide housing for the first 14 days of the J1's stay in the States until permanent housing is able to be secured.
There is public transportation available, but candidates may choose to purchase a car or other means of transportation if they choose to do so.
Salary
$18.25 per hour
Requirements
Eligibility criteria for our Career USA programs:
• You are enrolled in a post secondary ministerially recognized academic institution in the hospitality industry OR have a hospitality degree and at least 1 year of recent relevant work experience in the (ultra) luxury hotel industry (outside of the USA) OR have 5 years recent relevant work experience in the (ultra) luxury hotel industry (outside the USA)
• You have shown consistent career growth over the last years
• You have shown serious commitment to your most recent employers
Local attractions
Located in the heart of North Texas, Dallas is a dynamic, growing city known for its bold personality, strong economy, and endless entertainment options. The city has major interstates and highways radiating in every direction, making it well connected and easy to explore Texas and beyond. The city offers a wonderful urban experience with distinct neighborhood character. Uptown is quite lively and walkable with a boisterous nightlife scene, Deep Ellum is an art and music hub packed with murals and live venues, and Bishop Arts District boasts many independent shops and cafés. Sports fans, food lovers, and artistic individuals will never run out of things to do. From Dallas Cowboys NFL games and rooftop bars to renowned museums and extensive shopping districts. While Dallas isn’t known for its outdoor adventure, its parks, trails, and year-round warm weather make city life easy and social. Dallas is a city built for opportunity and excitement!
Housing:
Housing in Dallas varies widely by neighborhood but is generally more affordable than many major U.S. cities. A typical studio or one-bedroom apartment averages around $1,300–$1,400 per month, while more budget-friendly options farther from downtown, or shared apartments, can be found for $900–$1,100 per month. Candidates are encouraged to visit apartments in person when possible and to find another J1 candidate or roommate via Facebook groups to live with. Without established U.S. credit, landlords may require first and last month’s rent as a deposit. HRC recommends arriving with at least $2,500 to help secure housing and cover initial living expenses.
Helpful Housing Links:
Address: 1010 Singleton Blvd, Dallas, TX 75212
Units: Studio, 1-, 2-, & 3-bedroom apartments
Cost: ~$1,325–$2,240 per month, not including utilities (varies by floorplan and lease term)
Contact: Phone (945) 314-9445
The Fairmount at Oak Lawn Apartments
Address: 4210 Fairmount St, Dallas, TX 75219
Units: Studio, 1- & 2-bedroom apartments
Cost: $1,299-$2,324 per month, not including utilities (varies by floorplan and lease term)
Contact: Phone (972) 787-1834
Other Sources for Apartments: apartments.com, zillow.com, realtor.com
Transportation:
Dallas has public transportation, but it is more limited compared to some major U.S. cities. The DART system provides bus and light-rail service connecting downtown Dallas with surrounding areas, including parts of the wider metroplex. Public transit can work if you live and work near rail lines, but many areas of Dallas are spread out, making a car the most practical option for daily life. If you plan to purchase a vehicle, it is recommended to bring an additional $2,000–$3,000 to cover the cost of a used car, registration, and insurance. Ride-share services are widely available and commonly used, especially for commuting, nightlife, and areas not easily reached by public transit.
You can learn more about the DART system and other public transportation options here.
Climate:
Dallas has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers, mild winters, and plenty of sunshine throughout the year. Summers are long, hot, and often humid, with July and August average highs around 96–98 °F (36–37 °C) and frequent stretches above 100 °F (38 °C). Thunderstorms are common in spring and early summer, bringing most of the city’s annual rainfall. Winters are generally mild, with January average highs near 55–57 °F (13–14 °C) and lows typically in the mid-30s °F (1–2 °C). Freezing temperatures and snowfall are rare, though brief cold snaps can occur. Overall, Dallas offers warm weather for most of the year, making it ideal for those who prefer heat over snow and don’t mind the occasional Texas-sized summer.
Local Attractions:
The Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas Cowboys NFL Games, George W. Bush Presidential Library, The Dallas Zoo, The Dallas Farmers Market, Events at Klyde Warren Park, Reunion Tower Observation Deck
Start date
Feb 2026