Worst hotel to work for. - Guest Service Representative Hilton Employee Review

1.0
May 19, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

Great relationship with co-management . Vacation is 5 days per year, insurance is reasonable, and the holiday party is very nice.

Cons

The hotel is old and the hallways and rooms smell like mold. The kitchen is always dirty, a d roaches were crawling on the steam table. The General Manager offers no assistance, and never leaves his office. I was promised bonuses that I never recieved. There are no supplies to work with such as silverware,glasses, and coffee cups. The meal plan for their employees is terrible, and restaurant managers never have a chance to eat. Restaurant Managers work 65 hours a week for less than 32,000 a year!

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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
Jul 16, 2026
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Pros

The location in Belltown is good, very close to downtown."

Cons

Workplace abuse and lack of empathy in Housekeeping I want to share my account as a former employee to warn future workers and to prompt senior management to take action. The atmosphere in the Housekeeping department is extremely hostile due to a complete lack of empathy and the abusive behavior of two individuals: the department head and a supervisor who has only recently taken on the role. This new supervisor constantly abuses her authority and seems to take pleasure in humiliating and mistreating new hires. She lacks both patience and professionalism, and all of this happens with the backing of the department head, who allows these abuses to continue rather than correcting them.It is a real shame, because there is another supervisor at the hotel who has been in her role much longer and is the exact opposite: a woman with immense empathy who is extremely kind, patient, and respectful toward all the staff—especially the new hires. Unfortunately, the work experience becomes unbearable due to the arrogance of the boss and the new supervisor. I hope hotel management pays attention to this, because they are losing valuable employees by failing to put a stop to the abusive behavior of these two individuals.

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