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Aimbridge Hospitality

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Best Hospitality Management Company I've Ever Worked For - Front Desk Supervisor Aimbridge Hospitality Employee Review

4.0
27 Feb 2023
Recommend
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Pros

PTO/Vacation, paid sick days, paid holiday's! Lovely bonus' if salary (management) offer daily pay! Amazing benifits 401k, EAP, Life Insurance, Health and Wellness that you can customise at a beyond reasonable cost (bi-weekly/each pay) Training for knowledge of your position and all aspects of hospitality to not only grow with the company but to be the best at your position and career advancement In person in-service training courses for leadership that are fun and teach you everything you need to strive and thrive in this industry. One of very few companies that actually do care about all employees and give employees the sense that they do care as well. Employee Hotel room rate program and friends and family discount room rates at all 1,500 properties in 50 states and 23 countries! Incredible deals for associates at over 250 of the world's best retailers.

Cons

It's the leading hotel management company globally so unless you're in a leadership role or paret of the properties management team you may not know much about the Aimbrige part. Low hourly rates which causes high turn over. They have the means and absolutely could and should give substancial wage increases across the board.

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5.0
16 Mar 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

better pay than most in the area

Cons

I was doing the job of a manager just without the title

1.0
1 Jun 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Ability to dress professionally without overly strict dress code policies. Opportunity to gain experience in hotel operations, event management, and cross-department collaboration.

Cons

Limited investment in employees and hotel resources. PTO and benefits could be more competitive compared to other hospitality companies. Budget constraints often impact office supplies, client amenities, and operational improvements. Aging hotel infrastructure and furniture can create challenges for both staff and guest experience. Limited career growth opportunities and relatively low annual merit increases. High turnover in some departments, which can create additional workload and inconsistency in operations. Hiring and training processes could be strengthened to improve employee retention and performance.

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