Hotel Lancaster (2024)

FAQs

Why did you choose this hotel interview? ›

Example Answer: Since leaving school, I've been interested in working in a hotel so I was really interested when I saw this vacancy. As you've seen from my CV, I've held other types of front-of-house jobs and I believe I have the experience and skills to put myself forward for this job.

Built in 1926, The Lancaster Hotel was originally named the Auditorium Hotel. It was designed by noted Houston Architect Joseph Finger (1887-1953).

Set along winding corridors, the 45 rooms and 11 suites are bright and beautiful, with tall windows, street or garden views, and a residential décor, in keeping with the mansion's history.

To give a short but meaningful summary about yourself, focus on highlighting your key strengths, accomplishments, and career goals. Start with your professional role and passion, then mention your most notable achievements. Use concise and positive language to create a strong impression.

SUGGESTED ANSWER: “I am a hard-working, conscientious and flexible person who can work either on my own or as part of a team. I have chosen a career in hospitality because I enjoy interacting with other people, I like serving customers, and I enjoy the challenges that come with the role.

The Lusk family, the fourth generation, took full ownership of the historic Lancaster Hotel in 2009.

Accommodations. Our hotel is pleased to offer 416 newly renovated rooms, a brand new M Club, new restaurants, and the highest rooftop bar in the city.

Lancaster House reflects a relaxed and elegant atmosphere, with 79 contemporary bedrooms and revitalising health club facilities.

Originally a terrace of 15 six-storey townhouses, completed in the 1860s, it was divided into flats in the 1920s and then converted into a hotel in 1970.

Royal Lancaster London was acquired by Landmark Group (Thailand).

How many rooms does the Ritz Paris have? ›

Sleeping at the Ritz is an unforgettable interlude. Each 142 room has its own color, style and feel. Some pay homage to those celebrated guests who have helped make 15 Place Vendôme a place of legend.

“Hello, my name is [Your Name], and I'm excited to be here today to interview for the position of [Job Title]. My passion for providing exceptional customer service and creating memorable experiences for guests led me to pursue a career in hotel management.

2 Be honest about your weaknesses

Instead, choose a real weakness that is not a deal-breaker for the hospitality management role, but still shows that you are self-aware and willing to improve. For example, you could say that you sometimes struggle with time management, delegation, or conflict resolution.

Example Answer: I have never worked in hospitality before but I worked in the school canteen. It was very busy and loud. We had to be dressed smartly and provide a high quality service at all times. From this experience, I believe I am accustomed to working front-of-house and working with customers.