Most likely, you’ll be living at the Inn, with
other employees from around the world. One wing of the hotel and several cabins are for staff
quarters. Living in a close community like this is a wonderful way to develop
friendships. It’s also the best commute in the world!
For most staff, the job rotates each day between various
activities, so every day is different.
One day,
you may be helping with “KP,” or kitchen prep. This involves helping prepare
all the delicious food that is enjoyed in the dining room. Many lessons are
learned here, especially for staff who are newer to the kitchen environment!
Even for folks who have residential kitchen experience, the commercial kitchen
is a whole new world. The sheer bulk of food is sometimes amazing: flats of fruit,
crates of vegetables, gallons of salad dressing, and enormous sheets of breads
and cookies! But, the cooks are happy to teach, and guests keep enjoying them,
so we keep preparing them.
Another
day, you may be waiting tables in the dining room. This is an excellent
opportunity to meet and serve folks from all over the world, often educating
them about Baldpate – from the menu of fresh homemade items that changes daily,
to the history of the inn. It’s also a great way to earn tips, hooray!
Joys of the Baby Mangler |
Heather Dish Dog |
On special events, such as weddings, the staff brings our best and works together to make the event a success and a cherished memory for our guests.
Once our work is done for the day, and on our days
off, there is much to do! A restful day at The Baldpate Inn is always appealing. Or
there is the draw of the outdoors – hiking, biking, horseback riding, big slide
riding… the list goes on! With nearby Estes Park, and not as nearby Boulder /
Fort Collins / Denver, the fun seems endless.
After a day off, it’s never a bad thing coming
back to work, because no matter what you’ll be doing that day, you’ll be
working with your friends, meeting great guests, all surrounded by the beauty
and the history of The Baldpate Inn. Interested? Apply now!
Written by Liz Rodgers
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