Spa Attendant (f/m/d)

Kempinski Hotels, the luxury hospitality brand with roots dating back to 1897, is seeking a Spa Attendant (f/m/d) to join the Spa & Recreation team in St. Moritz, Switzerland. The position is seasonal and full-time, performed onsite at the resort. It’s a chance to be part of a renowned company known for five-star service in a mountain setting.

For the winter season 2026/2027, this role is ideal for someone who holds themselves to exacting standards, loves ensuring guests leave satisfied, and enjoys collaborating with a well-coordinated team. If you’re drawn to a premium spa environment and want to work where the Engadine Alps provide a striking backdrop, this could be a great match.

If you prioritise guest comfort, maintain pristine spaces, and bring a calm, professional presence to a luxury wellness area, you’ll likely fit in well with Kempinski’s spa team.

Winter days in the spa at St. Moritz

You’ll welcome guests from around the world, offering guidance on spa services and facilities to help them choose the right experiences for their stay. In addition to guest interactions, you’ll keep treatment rooms and the spa spaces clean and well prepared, upholding high standards of hygiene and safety across the wellness area. The role also involves watching over the pool, sauna and fitness zones to ensure they are safe, well-maintained and welcoming for guests seeking relaxation or a workout.

What it takes to join the spa team

Here’s what Kempinski is looking for in this role.

• Formal training as a pool attendant or sauna attendant, plus some initial professional experience in a similar setting
• Experience cleaning and maintaining pool and sauna areas
• A genuine interest in working as part of a team
• The ability to stay composed under pressure, present a professional image, keep spaces spotless and maintain a strong sense of quality
• A structured, organized approach to daily tasks
• A mindset focused on guest needs and service
• Fluency in German and English, with additional languages considered a plus

• Any language beyond German and English

Living in the Engadine: what you get

The role offers the chance to live and work in the heart of the Engadine Alps, with a broad spectrum of creative opportunities within Kempinski’s spa and recreation environment. Expect a friendly, young, and dynamic team, plus pathways for international career prospects and ongoing development.

The benefits package highlights Kempinski’s commitment to its staff, including extensive employee perks across all Kempinski Hotels. Staff accommodation is available nearby, with facilities such as washing and laundry, a fitness area and a communal room, along with meals in the staff restaurant. You’ll also have in-house access to childcare for employees’ children, and monthly activities like skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, hiking, spa evenings and German courses. There’s an internal Feel Good Committee to help with welfare issues, and Life Cube training and career development opportunities are available. An incentive program supports cosmetics sales and private training sessions for guests, and there’s the chance to stay in Kempinski Group hotels worldwide at discounted rates, plus affordable staff catering.

Tips for applicants

Start your resume with your pool or sauna attendant training and any hands-on experience in a similar role so the panel sees you meet the core requirements right away.

When you’re describing your experience, illustrate the must-have skills with concrete examples, like how you’ve cleaned and maintained pool and sauna areas and how you’ve stayed professional and customer-focused under pressure.

In interviews, be ready to discuss scenarios where you supported guests directly and how you contributed to a safe, hygienic spa environment, including how you work as part of a team.

Ask about practical details that matter for this winter season, such as accommodation arrangements near the hotel and how the team collaborates during peak periods on the Engadine schedule.