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Amistat Hub Hostel Budapest—·Budapest, Hungary
HUF 450,000–550,000 / monthStart: flexible
Ad posted on 16 Oct 2026
Amistat Hub Hostel Budapest is a modern, social hostel in District VII, a short walk from Keleti railway station. It has shared and private rooms, its own bar, a guest kitchen, a terrace and daily activities such as karaoke, game nights and social dinners.
The hostel is hiring a full-time receptionist for its front desk. You will be the first person guests meet and will keep check-ins, bookings and the cash desk running smoothly across rotating shifts.
Full-time, in a three-shift rotation.
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Amistat Hub Hostel Budapest · Nefelejcs utca 6, 1078 Budapest
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