Housekeeping jobs in Miami hotels.
Housekeeper, houseman, turndown and public area jobs in Miami-Dade and Broward hotels. Apply in English or Spanish and work as a Link employee, uniform included.
- EN · ESApply in either language
- WhatsAppA recruiter answers you
- UniformProvided by Link
- Housekeeper, Miami-Dade, New
- Housekeeping Supervisor, Miami-Dade, New
- Houseman, Miami-Dade, New
- Public Area Attendant, Miami-Dade, New
- Supervisor, Miami-Dade, New
- Turn Down, Miami-Dade, Hiring
Hiring now across Florida.
Open housekeeping roles in Miami-Dade and Broward. Updated Nov 5.
Where most Link jobs are.
Housekeeping is the department Miami hotels ask Link to cover most, so it is where most of our openings are. Every room has to be ready before check-in, and Link’s housekeeping teams are part of how that happens.
In the form you tell us your experience, from none yet to more than three years, and your recruiter talks with you about the role that fits.
Before your first shift, Link orients you on safety, grooming, room standards, pay periods and the time clock. You clock in on an ADP biometric time clock, and Link gives you your uniform.
Housekeeping roles Link hires for.
- Room attendantsClean and set up guest rooms to the hotel’s standard.
- HousemenMove linen, trash and supplies, and handle the heavy work on each floor.
- Turndown attendantsPrepare guest rooms for the night, to the hotel’s turndown standard.
- Laundry attendantsWash, dry, fold and sort linen and uniforms.
- Linen runnersKeep linen closets and carts stocked for the room attendants.
- Public area attendantsKeep lobbies, corridors, restrooms and back of house clean.
- Night cleanersClean floors, kitchens and public areas overnight.
- Housekeeping supervisorsSupervise the floors and the room attendant team.
How hiring works.
- Step 01
Today
Apply online, in English or Spanish. No résumé needed.
- Step 02
Next
A Link recruiter writes to you on WhatsApp and calls to talk about the job.
- Step 03
Before your first shift
You complete your hiring paperwork and an orientation on safety, grooming, pay periods and the time clock.
Training at LinkYour training is a game.
256At Link you train on Train-e: short videos, quick questions and a game.
Seven levels
From safety to customer service, one level at a time.
A one-minute video
Each lesson is a short video with one thing to learn, then one question.
Then you play
Right answers earn coins and stars. Each level takes under 20 minutes.
Climb the leaderboard
See where you stand against the rest of the team.
Get your certificate
Finish a training and get a certificate of achievement.
Extra shifts · MiamiWant more hours?
On Extra, Link’s app for temporary shifts, you pick shifts in Miami that fit your schedule and get paid right after each one.
- 1Download the app. It’s free.
- 2Sign up with a W-9 form and a valid ID.
- 3Apply to the shifts that fit you.
On Extra you work as an independent contractor, not as a Link employee.
What our workers say.
Reviews from people who work through Link, as they wrote them on Google.
From the very beginning, Link Hospitality made me feel like I was part of something bigger — respected, supported, and connected. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a job and a workplace where they can truly belong 🧡
The Link Hospitality family is made up of some of the best people I’ve ever met in the USA. They are incredibly kind, always willing to help, and always punctual with payments. I’ve been part of the Link family for almost two years now, and I highly recommend them.
Excellent agency, they are responsible, and they really helped me get a good job and I am more than grateful.
Excellent agency and a great job opportunity. My experience with Link Hospitality has been very positive. From the first contact, the team was clear, efficient, and always willing to answer my questions. I greatly appreciate their commitment throughout the entire process. I recommend this agency to anyone looking for serious and reliable job opportunities, as they offer numerous options.
Excellent agency, responsible and always attentive. They’ve given me great job opportunities and treated me fairly. I highly recommend them!
Excellent service and always very concerned about ensuring the well-being of their employees ✨
Questions
Do I need a résumé?
No. Apply with the form, in English or Spanish. Your recruiter asks about your experience on the call.
Who answers my application?
A Link recruiter for your area writes to you on WhatsApp and calls you to talk about the job.
Who is my employer?
Link Hospitality. Link hires you, pays you, covers you with workers’ compensation, gives you your uniform and runs your orientation before your first shift. You also train on Train-e, Link’s training app, with short videos and a game.
How much does the job pay?
Your recruiter tells you the pay for the role on your first call.
Can I apply for more than one job?
Yes. Pick every job you can do in the form, and your recruiter talks with you about the one that fits.
Apply today.
One form, in English or Spanish. Then your recruiter writes to you on WhatsApp.