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Meadowood
Luxury resort in Napa looking for Assistant Manager in Rooms Division!
Short description
5* California resort is seeking a motivated individual to train as an Assistant Rooms Division Manager! Join our dynamic team and grow your hospitality career.
Detailed description
Meadowood Napa Valley is looking for a seasoned Assisstant Manager overseeing Front Office, Housekeeping and Estate Host team. Gain hands-on work experience at this amazing 5-star property tucked in Napa Valley, California! Seeking only mature and professional candidates who is looking to increase their knowledge and skills in the USA.
On your time off explore wine country, see the west coast, visit San Francisco in a short drive!
Placement Remarks
Rate of pay: $71,000/yr
Benefits:
An employee meal is provided per shift.
The property will house you up to 14 days complimentary. No Airport pick up.
They have a shared house across the street from the property that the J1s can rent at a low cost. They are not obligated to live there but it is an option. It would be available for their entire 12-months. $800 a month.
-complimentary meals while working
-vacation/sick/holiday accruals and pay.
-Employee discounts on property, at our sister properties and thru Relais & Chateau
-Subsidized employee housing close to work
Salary
$71,000 per year
Local attractions
Description:
St. Helena is a charming small town in the heart of Napa Valley, known for its walkable Main Street, world-class wineries, and relaxed, upscale atmosphere. Surrounded by vineyards and scenic hills, the town offers a mix of wine tasting, farm-to-table dining, boutique shopping, and outdoor activities like cycling and hiking. With its strong sense of community, seasonal events, and easy access to some of Napa Valley’s most renowned estates, St. Helena provides an authentic blend of local culture, natural beauty, and refined hospitality.
Only a 30min drive away is Napa city - a charming, upscale city known for its relaxed pace, stunning scenery, and strong hospitality and tourism economy. The area is well connected by highways to San Francisco and the Bay Area, making regional travel easy while still feeling peaceful and scenic. Napa offers a refined small-city experience with distinct character throughout its neighborhoods and downtown. Downtown Napa is walkable and lively, featuring wine-tasting rooms, riverfront restaurants, art galleries, and boutique shopping. The surrounding valley is packed with vineyards, Michelin-rated dining, and outdoor experiences like hiking and cycling. Food lovers, wine enthusiasts, and those who appreciate culture and nature will never run out of things to do. From winery tours and festivals to spa days and live music, Napa blends luxury with laid-back living. With its beautiful setting and high quality of life, Napa is a city built for relaxation, flavor, and unforgettable experiences.
Housing:
Housing in Napa is significantly more expensive than many mid-sized U.S. cities due to its popularity and limited supply. A typical studio or one-bedroom apartment averages around $2,100–$2,400 per month, while more budget-friendly option, such as shared housing or units farther from downtown, may be found in the $1,400–$1,700 range. Candidates are strongly encouraged to begin their housing search very early, visit apartments in person when possible, and connect with other J-1 candidates or locals through Facebook groups to share housing and reduce costs due to the housing situation in the city. Without established U.S. credit, landlords commonly require first and last month’s rent as a deposit. HRC recommends arriving with at least $3,500–$4,000 to help secure housing and cover initial living expenses.
Helpful Links:
1. Creekside Park Napa
Address: 2632 1st Street, Napa, CA 94558
Units: 1-, 2-, & 3-bedroom apartments
Cost: $2,275-$3,484 per month, not including utilities
Contact: Phone 707-510-0356
2. Kentwood Apartments
Address: 550 River Glen Drive, Napa, CA 94558
Units: 1- & 2-bedroom apartments
Cost: $1,766-$2,439 per month, not including utilities
Contact: Phone 707-730-2576
3. River Trail Village
Address: 100 Magnolia Drive, Napa, CA 94558
Units: Studio, 1, & 2 bedroom apartments
Cost: $1,895-$2,708 per month, including utilities
Contact: Phone 707-681-0186, Email RiverTrailVillage@AssetLiving.com
4. Other Sources For Apartments: roomies.com, spareroom.com, hotpads.com, forrent.com, zillow.com
Transportation:
Napa has limited public transportation, especially compared to major U.S. cities. The local Vine Transit system provides bus service within Napa and connections to nearby towns, but routes and schedules are fairly limited. Public transit can work if you live and work along main bus lines, but much of Napa and the surrounding wine country is 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 help cover the cost of a used car, registration, and insurance.
You can learn more about the VINE bus system here: http://www.vinetransit.com/vine
Climate:
Napa has a Mediterranean climate characterized by warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters. Summers are typically sunny and comfortable rather than extreme, with July and August average highs around 82–86 °F (28–30 °C) and cool evenings thanks to coastal breezes. Rainfall is minimal during the summer months, making it peak season for outdoor dining, winery visits, and festivals. Winters are mild, with January average highs around 55–60 °F (13–16 °C) and lows in the low 40s °F (4–6 °C). Most of Napa’s annual rainfall occurs between November and March, and snowfall is extremely rare. Overall, Napa offers a pleasant, balanced climate year-round, ideal for those who enjoy sunshine, mild temperatures, and an outdoor-focused lifestyle without extreme heat or cold.
Local Attractions: Napa Valley State Park, Skyline Park, Napa Valley Paddling, Six Flags Amusement Park, Wine Country Trekking, Napa Valley Film Festival, Napa Valley Farmers Market
Start date
April 2026