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Guest Service Agent - PT

Los Angeles, CA

$16.25 - $20.50/hr

You'll find 174 rooms, a rooftop Peruvian-inspired restaurant by Top Chef Stephanie Izard, Cabra (a sibling to Cabra at The Hoxton, Chicago); our all-day lobby restaurant Moonlarks; plus a rooftop ...

Guest Service Agent - PT

Los Angeles, CA · On-site

$16.25 - $20.50/hr

You'll find 174 rooms, a rooftop Peruvian-inspired restaurant by Top Chef Stephanie Izard, Cabra (a sibling to Cabra at The Hoxton, Chicago); our all-day lobby restaurant Moonlarks; plus a rooftop ...

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How much do peruvian chef jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 15, 2026, the average hourly pay for peruvian chef in the United States is $24.63, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.83 and $31.01 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a Peruvian Chef do?

A Peruvian Chef specializes in preparing and cooking traditional and contemporary dishes from Peru. They use a variety of native ingredients such as potatoes, corn, aji peppers, and fresh seafood to create flavorful meals that reflect Peru’s diverse culinary heritage. Peruvian Chefs are skilled in techniques like marinating, grilling, and ceviche preparation, and they often innovate by blending indigenous and international influences. Their role may also include menu development, kitchen management, and introducing diners to the rich flavors and history of Peruvian cuisine.

What is the difference between Peruvian Chef vs Mexican Chef?

AspectPeruvian ChefMexican Chef
CredentialsFormal culinary training, certifications in Peruvian cuisineFormal culinary training, certifications in Mexican cuisine
Work EnvironmentRestaurants specializing in Peruvian dishes, hotels, resortsMexican restaurants, resorts, culinary establishments
Industry UsageCommon in Peruvian and international cuisine scenesCommon in Mexican and Latin American cuisine scenes

Both Peruvian Chef and Mexican Chef require culinary training and certifications. They work in similar environments like restaurants and hotels, but specialize in their respective regional cuisines. While they share skills in traditional cooking techniques, their menus and ingredients differ significantly, reflecting their cultural culinary heritage.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Peruvian Chef, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Peruvian Chef, you need a deep understanding of Peruvian cuisine, strong culinary techniques, and experience working in professional kitchens, often supported by culinary school training or apprenticeships. Familiarity with kitchen equipment, food safety certifications, and inventory management systems is typically required. Creativity, attention to detail, and excellent teamwork skills help a chef stand out in menu development and kitchen leadership. These skills ensure the authentic preparation of dishes, efficient kitchen operations, and a memorable dining experience for guests.

What are some common challenges Peruvian Chefs face when introducing traditional dishes to an international audience?

Peruvian Chefs often encounter challenges in sourcing authentic ingredients and adapting traditional recipes to suit local tastes while maintaining the dish's cultural integrity. They may also need to educate diners and kitchen staff about the unique flavors and preparation methods native to Peruvian cuisine. Successfully balancing authenticity with accessibility requires creativity, flexibility, and strong communication skills within a diverse culinary team.
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Infographic showing various Peruvian Chef job openings in the United States as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 77% Full Time, 22% Part Time, and 1% Temporary. Highlights an 99% Physical, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $51,225 per year, or $24.6 per hour.

Guest Service Agent - PT

AccorHotel

Los Angeles, CA

$16.25 - $20.50/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 26 days ago


Job description

Company Description

We are looking for a Guest Service Agent to join our amazing Hoxton Team! The role is be based within the property and works directly with our Front Office Manager.

The Hoxton, Downtown LA is nestled in LA's Downtown on buzzing Broadway. Once the LA Railway Authority, then a candy shop, this property has an LA history that'll charm your socks off. You'll find 174 rooms, a rooftop Peruvian-inspired restaurant by Top Chef Stephanie Izard, Cabra (a sibling to Cabra at The Hoxton, Chicago); our all-day lobby restaurant Moonlarks; plus a rooftop pool and loads of outdoor seating to enjoy that LA weather.  

Job Description

This role reports to the Front Office Manager. We don't go for long-winded job descriptions; however here's an idea of how we see the role..... 

The Guest Service Agent will be based at the reception of The Hoxton, DTLA. Ideally, you'll join just before we open our DTLA doors and help see us through the pre-opening and opening of the property. 

You'll be responsible for providing a naturally friendly, helpful, and responsive, level of service to all our guests from arrival to departure. You'll play a hands-on role in the successful opening of The Hoxton's first US property.  

What you will do? 

  • You'll take care of our guests, including check in/check out, billing, ensuring we collect correct guest data, and communicating any guest issues that arise 

  • Work with our Assistant Front Office Manager and the rest of the Hoxton team in executing selling strategies and ensuring maximum occupancy 

  • Inform guests of all the fun things to do in the hotel, including providing information on our restaurants 

  • Know the neighborhood and provide recommendations for dining, shopping, and activities 

  • Proactively keep an eye on all our public area spaces, whether it's spotting a pillow in the lobby that needs some fluffing or seeing a guest from afar that looks lost 

  • Assist guests with luggage storage and package retrieval as needed 

  • Maintain a positive and friendly attitude at all times, even when working to achieve solutions to challenges 

  • Lend a hand to not only guests but your colleagues and team alike - we've always been in it together, but now more so than before 

  • You'll work closely with the Housekeeping, Sales, and Restaurants teams to make sure the overall operation is running smoothly 

  • Take health and safety seriously and follow all health & safety standards, fire & security procedures, and ensure you're working in a safe manner at all times 

Qualifications

What's in it for you... 

  • The opportunity to challenge the norm and work in an environment that is both creative and rewarding 

  • We're in it together - you'll work closely with the Rooms, Sales, and Restaurants teams to make sure the overall operation is running smoothly.  

  • To play a role in opening the first chapter in the Hoxton's North American story 

  • You execute. You get things done 

  • You're a natural host and can make guests and team members feel at home in our hotel 

  • You have an interest in hotels and creating experiences 

  • You are humble. There are no egos, and no drama. 

  • You have an eye for detail 

  • You're a team player 

  • The chance to join a growing company at an exciting time in the business, with a significant opportunity for development 

  • Service is at the heart of what your do; you're imaginative when it comes to creating experiences 

  • Highly organized and detail orientated, someone you can rely on to know the answers, or where to find them 

  • Keen to take ownership of and pride in your work, a roll-up-your-sleeves attitude to seeing work through and delivering results 

  • You have the ability to learn quickly and adapt to The Hoxton's unique culture 

  • You jump out of bed every morning, fizzing with energy and jazzed about what you're doing today 

  • If we get stuck in a lift with you, we'll get along nicely and have a laugh along the way 

Additional Information

More about us....

The Hoxton is a series of open-house hotels, each in a neighborhood that we love. Ever since we opened our first hotel in Shoreditch, we've never just been about offering a bed for the night. We want to be more than that: proving style doesn't need to be sacrificed for good value and providing a place where guests can hang out alongside the locals and submerse themselves in the neighborhood with vibrant, welcoming public spaces.

The Hoxton, Downtown LA is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status.  True Facts.