Company: 5 Star Salt Caves Spa Location: Denver, CO 80209 (on-site) Pay: $22 per hour — full-time, with weekends required Job Type: Full-time, in-person
Role Overview:
Join 5 Star Salt Caves Spa as a Front Desk Receptionist. You’ll be the welcoming face for customers—handling bookings, explaining services, processing payments, and keeping the spa experience running smoothly. Strong multitasking, a friendly demeanor, and organization are key.
Key Responsibilities:
Book and schedule client appointments using the spa’s online system
Greet customers, check them in/out, and handle payments
Explain services and upsell packages or memberships
Coordinate with therapists to ensure smooth scheduling
Manage daily operations like opening/closing tasks, register reconciliation, and administrative support
Requirements & Perks:
Minimum of 1 year of front desk or customer service experience
Familiarity with booking tools/systems; comfortable with multi-tasking
Friendly, organized, and detail-oriented personality; thrives in busy environments
Benefits: Paid time off, employee discounts, 401(k) match after 600 hours
Would you take this job?
Is it the pay, spa setting, customer interaction, or benefits that appeal—or does something hold you back? Share your take in the comments, and let’s chat!
80% of this decision is whether you enjoy steady check-ins, phones, and smoothing over reservation hiccups at a busy pace. For a spa front desk, $22 per hour is solid, and with weekends required you’ll see the busiest guest flow, which is where service skills shine,clear confirmations, calm conflict handling, quick rebooking, and warm upsells. if you like being the hub and keeping the schedule tight, this is a good fit and real front-desk experience that translates anywhere, so I’d take it.
$22/hr in Denver with weekends required feels borderline unless there are real benefits, tips, and maybe comped sessions — otherwise it’s ~46k before taxes with a tough schedule. If the vibe’s chill and there’s healthcare/PTO, I’d consider it. Do they offer benefits or just hourly?
$22/hr in Denver feels tight unless there are real benefits and some retail commission. I’d consider it if weekends are fixed and they cover parking or transit. Do front desk folks there get tips or bonuses?
Did front desk at a Denver spa at $21/hr; adding $10 per membership sold + small tips + two comp sessions put me near ~$24–$25 effective. Ask if tips are pooled, whether there’s a membership spiff, and if weekends are fixed or rotating — and confirm parking/transit coverage.
I’d ask if they cover parking and whether you’re ever solo on the desk. At my last Denver spa, paying $8 - $12 a day to park knocked about a dollar an hour off my pay, and solo shifts meant no real breaks when the phones and walk-ins hit at the same time.