Mid-Priced Hotels & Motels Reviews

A Marriott employee said:

“It was a wonderful job until.....”
“The best thing about working for marriott were the benefits in the forms of medical, 401 k, disability, education & tuition reimbursement.” – 357 Reviews

An Hilton Worldwide Restaurant General Manager said:

“Challenging”
“HIlton is an envrionment that strongly believes in promoitng and mentoring their staff. Excellent health benefits. H.R. is extremely fair.” – 209 Reviews

An Hyatt employee said:

“Understaffed”
“Hyatt has good benefits- health insurance, paid vacation, comp room nights, employee/ friends and family discounts, etc. Pay is comparable to other corporate luxurious hotels.” – 107 Reviews

An InterContinental Hotels Front Desk/Operator said:

“Great place for a student summer job or part-time”
“Most of the other front desk clerks are young and fun to work with. If you like working with people and catering to their needs then this is a great job, as you get to meet a lot of great people from…” – 103 Reviews

A Wyndham Worldwide Sales Manager said:

“Ok”
“I enjoy the staff at my property.” – 56 Reviews

An Hampton Inn employee said:

“It's a great place to work.”
“It is very rewarding to be able to help a guest with any problem that they have. Also, the travel program is very beneficial.” – 39 Reviews

A Choice Hotels Night Auditor said:

“It's OK.”
“- If you're unionized, it's great pay for the job. - Ownership treats employees well. - Really good discounts on hotels and plenty of options to utilise them.” – 34 Reviews

A Columbia Sussex employee said:

“In over their head”
“Benefits are pretty good and reasonable” – 24 Reviews

A Best Western Night Auditor said:

“It's a job”
“There are chances to earn rewards by signing people up to rewards programs. Discounts can be found worlwide at the chain of BW hotels.” – 24 Reviews