Night Auditor

Highgate Hotels is a prominent real estate investment and hospitality management company that stands as a leader in its field, boasting over 30 years of experience and managing an impressive portfolio exceeding $15 billion in assets. With more than 400 hotels across North America, Europe, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Highgate has established itself as a trusted partner to top ownership groups and major hotel brands. The company is recognized for its innovative approach in the hospitality industry, offering expert guidance throughout all stages of the property lifecycle—from initial planning and development to recapitalization or disposition. It has a diverse portfolio that includes bespoke lifestyle hotel brands, legacy brands, and independent hotels and resorts, featuring contemporary programming and advanced digital proficiency. Highgate's use of cutting-edge revenue management tools enables it to efficiently identify and predict evolving market trends, driving outperformance and maximizing asset value worldwide. Their executive team, consisting of seasoned hospitality leaders, supports global operations from corporate offices located around the world.

The Night Auditor role is based at the Residence Inn Louisville, situated at 120 N. Hurstbourne Parkway in Louisville, KY. This hourly-paid position is essential to the smooth operation of the hotel’s financial and guest service functions during the overnight shift. The Night Auditor holds the vital responsibility of reconciling all hotel cashier transactions—ensuring all financial data is accurate and aligned with hotel and corporate standards. This role demands a strong familiarity with financial information, exceptional attention to detail to review, organize, and compile management reports timely, and the ability to maintain accuracy in guest billings and city ledger transactions. Additionally, this position supports guest services functions as needed, including managing check-in and check-out processes, operating the switchboard, and handling reservations.

The role requires an individual who is adaptable and willing to cross-train in different accounting and hotel-related disciplines. The Night Auditor must prioritize tasks effectively to meet strict deadlines while maintaining a warm and friendly demeanor for excellent guest interaction. Responsibilities extend beyond auditing, including the preparation and distribution of daily and month-end reports, auditing front desk and food and beverage cashier work, and timely processing of credit card transactions. The Night Auditor serves as an important communication link to management regarding any unusual financial events or deviations from standard operating procedures. Furthermore, the position demands compliance with all hotel policies, a commitment to excellent customer service, and readiness to respond to guest requests and governmental inquiries when necessary. This is an ideal opportunity for someone aiming to build a career within a globally recognized hospitality organization committed to service excellence and operational integrity.