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Hostel Mancini—·Naples, Italy
€1,000–1,200 / month25–30 h a weekStart: flexible
Ad posted on 3 Nov 2026
Hostel Mancini is a hostel in central Naples that welcomes travellers from all over the world.
The hostel is hiring a sociable front desk receptionist on a three-month, part-time contract. Beyond check-ins, you will help guests discover Naples and bring ideas to the hostel's social life.
25 to 30 hours a week, mostly in the afternoon until 11 pm, plus weekends. Fixed-term contract of three months.
Send your CV with your most recent experience. Applications without a CV or missing the essential requirements will not be considered.
Hostel Mancini · Via Pasquale Stanislao Mancini 33, 80139 Naples
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