what the average salary for a hotel night manager in London?

Answer 1

At least £26'000 pa, although some hotels in London still pay min wage to receptionists even at night....so definitely depends on which hotel. It also depends on your duties, if you supervise auditing in a big hotel then it should be £30k plus. I was a night auditor at a hotel in London, about 100 rooms...Sunday nights l was the duty manager...my salary..£13k !. That was in 2000 but not much has changed.

Answer 2

Hotel Night Managers in London would usually earn anything from £27K and upwards, depending on the following:
1. the location of the hotel in London
2. the size of the hotel
3. the hotel’s position as part of a chain/franchise
4. the extent of your responsibilities
5. the number of employees you will have
6. your qualifications
7. your experience

All about jobs in the hospitality industry:
http://www.caterer.com/

Best of luck!

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

To be realistic The rates are dependent on the hotel and the amount of work invoived and if you are sharing the job with a night receptionist.
To see more London Hotel jobs
http://www.discountcityhotels.net/Hotel_Jobs/Default.asp

Answer 6

£25,000 to £50,000 or maybe a bit more depending on the Hotel and experience and qualifications

Answer 7

depends how big the hotel is.