House Person (Night)

Job Description

The Night House Person supports the overnight housekeeping operation by cleaning and maintaining public areas, corridors, service spaces, elevators and other assigned areas. Duties may include collecting rubbish, replenishing supplies, responding to housekeeping requests and assisting room attendants when needed. Candidates should be physically fit, dependable and comfortable working overnight shifts. Attention to detail, a positive attitude, good communication skills and the ability to work independently are important. Previous hotel housekeeping or cleaning experience is preferred, while flexibility for weekends, holidays and changing schedules is expected. The role also requires safe handling of cleaning equipment and chemicals and consistent compliance with hotel cleanliness and safety standards.

Company Info

Hamilton Princess & Beach Club is a landmark luxury hotel in Hamilton, Bermuda, operated under the Fairmont brand within Accor. Known locally as the “Pink Palace,” the resort combines historic character with modern guest facilities, waterfront views, restaurants, event venues, a private beach club and extensive leisure amenities. It serves leisure travellers, business guests, weddings, conferences and long-stay visitors. As part of Fairmont and Accor, the hotel operates to international hospitality standards and offers employees exposure to a multicultural, high-end service environment. Team members are generally expected to provide attentive service, maintain professional presentation and work collaboratively across departments. The property is one of Bermuda’s established hospitality employers and may provide opportunities for seasonal, permanent and career-development roles.

Destination Guide

Bermuda offers hospitality, tourism, food and beverage, housekeeping, marine services, retail, finance and professional opportunities, although many positions require employer sponsorship. The island has a distinctive blend of British, Caribbean and international influences, with a strong community culture, colourful architecture, local music and celebrated traditions such as Gombey dancing. Life is generally safe, relaxed and outdoors-oriented, with beaches, boating, diving and coastal walking popular during the warmer months. The cost of living is high, particularly for rent, groceries and transportation. Most foreign workers need an approved work permit arranged by an employer before starting employment; eligibility, duration and job restrictions depend on current Bermuda immigration rules. Accommodation should be discussed early, as staff housing is limited and private rentals can be expensive. Public buses and ferries are useful, while private cars are restricted and scooters are commonly used. Candidates should confirm pay, housing, meals, insurance and permit arrangements in writing.