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The Hay Adams
Rooms MIT wanted for Luxury DC Hotel next to White House
Short description (important for google)
Train in as a front desk agent and housekeeping supervisor in a luxury property in the heart of Washington DC.
Detailed description
The best of the best opportunity for a dedicated and talented front desk agent, reservations manager in training, and housekeeping supervisor to learn from the best from this historic hotel steps from the White House.
This position will truly make a great asset on your resume! Is your English skills very good? Are you outgoing and can you lead a team? If so apply today!
Placement Remarks
Benefits:
The candidate is eligible for overtime pay over 40 hours. The hours of this program are based on the business needs and may increase and decrease per week.
Include free meals on shift, uniforms (non-management), dry cleaning service for uniforms, and two weeks of paid vacation per year. Fourteen days of accommodations are provided based on occupancy please inform the HR Manager about your arrival in advance. We do not provide airport pick up.
Pay: $20.00 per hour
Upselling program for the Front Desk Agents can earn up to 10% per month in additional income.
Salary
$20.00 per hour
Requirements
At least 6 months of 5-Star/Luxury Rooms experience.
Excellent English skills.
Local attractions
The D.C. area is home to a tremendous number of cultural activities to do, especially with regard to history, both nationally and worldwide! World-famous for its historical monuments and cultural landmarks, there are very few cities in The United States that compare in terms of the number of iconic places to see! You can visit the Lincoln Memorial, The White House, and other attractions.
Depending on the location of your housing, a car may not be necessary while living in D.C, where the metro access is quite convenient making travel around the city fairly easy. It is recommended that you get metro passes as soon as you can. It is also an option to live outside the city where the cost of living will be a bit less expensive. Visit WMATA and goDCgo to explore all of the sustainable transportation options!
Housing: Washington DC Metro area, and the surrounding areas like Alexandria and Arlington, is expensive. A 1-bedroom apartment can start around $2,300+ per month, unfurnished.
HRC places over 30 J1's in D.C. every year so there are plenty of other J1's to help you get settled in the area!
We recommend that you consider rooming with another J-1 or local share the cost of the living. The metro is very reliable, which allows the option to live outside the city where the cost of living will be a bit less expensive. Please note, without established credit your first and last month’s rent may be required as a deposit. HRC recommends you arrive with at least $2,500 as startup capital and to help secure housing.
Helpful Links:
Carillon House; Address 2500 Wisconsin Avenue Washington, DC 20007; Units: Studio & 1 bedroom apartments; Cost: $1,700-$2,080 including utilities; Phone: 844-690-2615
Washington Apartments; Address: 1205 ½ 7th St NW Washington, DC 20001; Units: 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom, & 3 bedroom apartments; Cost: $2,300-$2,750 per month, not including utilities; Phone: 202-618-1840
The Byron at The Stacks; Address: 101 V Street SW Washington, DC 20024; Units: Studio, 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom, & 3-bedroom apartments; Cost: $1,936-$4,453, not including utilities; Phone: 240-290-8165, Email: thestacks@greystar.com
Start date
December 2025