Hampton Inn by Hilton Atlanta Kennesaw

11/16/2022

Job Type
Full-time
Description
Full Time Benefits, 401K, Tuition Assistance, Hotel Discounts Nationwide

What Makes a McKibbon Hotel Room Attendant/Housekeeper?

The housekeeper creates a home-like experience for our guests with welcoming, helpful, and exceptional service, while maintaining a clean comfortable, and inviting environment.

A Day in the Life:

Housekeepers are responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of guest rooms and suites (bathroom, living area, change and make beds) and other areas as assigned.
You must have a tremendous personality and a great desire to work with people.
You work with the Housekeeping Department to maintain one of the most important aspects of our guests’ stay: the cleanliness of their rooms.
Housekeepers work with professional cleaning chemicals on a daily basis
You will work on your feet, pushing a Housekeeping cart to and from the guest rooms
Housekeepers must have a tremendous attention to details

03/08/2020

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03/05/2020

Tap for Participating shops!

02/22/2020

Here’s a reminder to set your clock forward for Daylight Savings Time, starting on Sunday, March 8th, 2020.
You may not even need this reminder, unless you have wall clocks in your house, because most devices are so smart these days, they just automatically change themselves once the time change goes in to effect. Don’t you miss those days of accidentally sleeping too late the following Monday because you forgot to update your clock on the nightstand? Yeah, I don’t miss that either.
Have you ever wondered why it’s called “daylight savings”? Essentially, we change our clocks as a way of “saving” or making better use of natural daylight. During daylight savings time clocks are set an hour ahead, so that the sun rises later in the morning and sets later in the evening. We do the opposite in the fall. Contrary to popular belief, Daylight savings Time was not enacted to benefit farmers, but rather as a wartime conservation effort during World War I.
One of the best things about Daylight Savings time is leaving work when the sun is still out. Some people say it saves energy during the spring and summer months, because more people may be outside in the evening and not using artificial light at home. Other people (like me) love the long summer evenings and feel safer when there is still light. There are people who also complain about the drawbacks of springing ahead, as it causes you to lose an hour of sleep or an hour of productivity, and a rise in traffic accidents due to drowsy driving during the first few days after the spring time change.
Here are some tips for handling the time change:

Get extra sleep. To compensate for losing that precious hour of shut-eye, go to bed an hour earlier every night to ease yourself into the time change, so you’ll be less likely to be forced to drive sleep-deprived.

Choose appropriate light to signal your body. The brightness of your environment affects your sleep cycle. Get up early and let in the sunlight to wake yourself up. Then, make sure your lights at home are dim when you want to signal to your body that it’s time to go to sleep to make sure you fall asleep at a good time. This also means you should not stare at a bright computer screen right before bed.

Shift your routine. When preparing to spring forward, limit caffeine and alcohol in the hours leading up to bedtime. If you do a daily workout, make sure it’s not late in the evening or you may find it difficult to go to sleep since your body is not used to the earlier bedtime.

02/15/2020

Today at Smith-Gilbert Gardens is the annual Great Backyard Bird Count event from 9 AM - 2 PM. Stop by to enjoy guided bird walks, a birdhouse building workshop and kids activities throughout the day.

https://smithgilbertgardens.com/

02/14/2020

02/13/2020

DESCRIPTION
Atlanta Beer Festivals and the Kennesaw Downtown Development Authority host
Kennesaw Beer & Wine Fest
Downtown Parking Lot (across the street from Depot Park)- Downtown Kennesaw
Saturday, April 25, 2020, 1-5pm
100+ Beers, 25+ Wines, Live Music with the Geeks Band, food and fun
Tickets include entry, entertainment, souvenir cup, and all beer, wine & cider samples
$35 advance, $40 after April 16, $50 day of the event
First 500 just $25
Tickets go on sale Wednesday, March 11 at 10am
Website

Facebook

Facebook Event Page

Questions: [email protected]

21 and up event, no kids, no babies, no pets. Chairs, blankets, and small bags are okay. No outside food or beverage. Rain or shine event, no refunds. We will have Designated Driver Tickets available at the gate only for $15. Free bottled water available. Beer and Wine will be cut off at 4:45pm.

02/12/2020

We are happy to celebrate all February Birthdays!!!!

02/12/2020

We want to Congratulate Terance our AGM on his new bundles of joy Trace Levi Larry and
Torin Landon Larry, it's Twins!!!!!!!

01/20/2020

If you can’t fly then run, if you can’t run then walk, if you can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward. Happy Birthday!!!

- Martin Luther King Jr