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Barista

United Arab Emirates ibis Dubai Al Rigga AED 2,500–4,000 per month, often with benefits such as accommodation, meals, transportation, medical insurance, or service charge depending on the employment package*
Job Description

The Barista prepares and serves coffee, tea, juices, and other beverages while providing friendly, efficient service to hotel guests. Requirements typically include previous barista or food-and-beverage experience, basic knowledge of coffee preparation, good hygiene practices, and the ability to operate beverage equipment safely. Strong customer-service and communication skills, especially in English, are expected. The candidate should be organized, energetic, well presented, and comfortable working in a busy hotel environment. Flexibility for rotating shifts, weekends, and public holidays is important. Responsibilities may also include taking orders, handling payments, maintaining cleanliness, replenishing supplies, and following ibis and Accor service standards.

Company Info

ibis is Accor’s internationally recognized economy hotel brand, offering practical, comfortable, and consistently designed accommodation for business and leisure travelers. ibis Dubai Al Rigga is located in the Deira area, a well-connected part of Dubai known for shopping, restaurants, and access to public transportation. The hotel serves a diverse international guest base and operates within Accor’s global hospitality network. Employees are generally expected to deliver welcoming service, maintain professional standards, and work collaboratively across departments. Accor promotes internal mobility, training, and career development through its hospitality brands and loyalty ecosystem. Working at ibis can provide useful experience in front-line hotel operations, food and beverage service, guest relations, and international hospitality practices.

Destination Guide

The United Arab Emirates is not an island but a federation of seven emirates, with Dubai and Abu Dhabi offering the largest number of hospitality, retail, aviation, tourism, and service-sector opportunities. The culture blends Islamic traditions with a highly international lifestyle; modest dress and respectful behavior are important, particularly during Ramadan. Dubai offers modern housing, extensive public transport, beaches, shopping, dining, and year-round entertainment, although summer temperatures are extremely high. Employers usually sponsor work visas for overseas hires, arrange medical testing and Emirates ID processing, and may provide accommodation or transport. Employees should confirm salary, service charge, working hours, accommodation, meals, insurance, annual leave, and airfare terms before accepting an offer. Living costs can be high, especially for private housing, so shared accommodation and budgeting are common for entry-level workers.