Guest Services — Night Operations (Niseko) — Winter 2026/27

• Meet and greet guests outside office hours
• Evening guest pick-ups by vehicle
• Check-ins and check-outs outside office hours
• Answer phones, including the 24-hour emergency line, and email
• Security checks of the accommodation
• Hand tour and activity requests to the morning front desk
• Organise guests' lift passes and give local information
• Some housekeeping and administration when required

• Business-level English or higher
• A driving licence issued in Switzerland, Germany, France, Belgium, Monaco or Taiwan, or an International Driving Permit under the 1949 Geneva Convention
• A Working Holiday Visa

• Other languages
• Front desk, guest services, reservations or night audit experience
• Face-to-face customer service, travel/tourism or office experience
• Previous driving experience
• Ski or snowboard experience

• Hourly rate set at interview
• Staff accommodation
• Grand Hirafu/Hanazono season pass at the Ski Japan corporate discount, refunded on completing your contract with a clean disciplinary record
• End-of-season bonus

Staff housing provided

How staff housing works in Niseko

• Workplace language: English OK
• English: Business

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