- Employment
- Full-time
- Seniority
- Entry-Level
- Department
- Finance, Accounting & Revenue Management
- Posted
- Nov 11, 2026
About The Emory
The Emory is a Maybourne hotel in London’s Belgravia, overlooking Hyde Park. Its suites and studios occupy a building conceived by Richard Rogers, with interiors by several designers. The hotel combines accommodation with Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s abc kitchens and access to Surrenne Belgravia. Careers cover guest services, housekeeping, culinary work and supporting hotel functions, with some operations shared with neighboring The Berkeley.
The Accounts Assistant supports The Emory’s accounting department, including cost control, and conducts daily revenue audits, verifies transactions, investigates discrepancies, ensures compliance, reconciles issues with other departments and prepares audit reports. The role also contributes to service standards in line with LQA; it is permanent, full-time, 45 hours per week, working five days with two days off.
Role & Responsibilities
- Conduct daily audits of revenue sources, including room revenue, food and beverage sales, and other income-generating activities.
- Verify revenue transactions by comparing records, receipts, and other documentation.
- Identify and investigate discrepancies or irregularities in financial records, and promptly report findings to management.
- Ensure compliance with internal policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements for revenue reporting and recording.
- Collaborate with front office and accounting teams to reconcile discrepancies and resolve issues.
- Prepare detailed reports summarizing audit findings and recommending corrective action.
- Help maintain excellent service in line with the minimum requirements of LQA standards.
- Support the accounting department with a range of tasks, including cost control.
Qualifications
- Strong organizational skills.
- A solid understanding of accounting principles.
- Ability to work effectively in a team environment.
- Genuine dedication to The Emory and commitment to consistent quality in its product and service.
- A team player who is a fast learner and adaptable, with exceptional interpersonal and communication skills.
- Eligible to live and work in the UK; documented evidence of eligibility is required during recruitment.
Skills
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Benefits
Enhanced maternity and paternity pay; increased holiday allowance after 3 and 5 years of service; travel season ticket loans; pension scheme; salary sacrifice; holiday trading; retail discount; subsidised monthly podiatrist and masseuse treatments; flu vaccination vouchers; eye test vouchers and contributions towards glasses; mental health first aiders and a 24-hour colleague assistance helpline; on- and off-site occupational health service; death-in-service salary contribution; wellbeing activities; complimentary all-day dining in a colleague restaurant; Cycle to Work; wellbeing and social champions; volunteering opportunities; referral scheme with earnings of up to £1,500; colleague recognition and award programmes; paid day off for birthdays; internal transfer and promotion opportunities; in-house training and development; long-service awards; preferential Maybourne room rates of £50 per overnight stay; hotel guest experience stay including an overnight stay and dining; 50% food and beverage discount across Maybourne; social events; wedding and baby gifts; retirement functions.
Culture
The Emory’s recruitment materials emphasize individual guest care, collaboration and attention to detail. Its service roles support a personal approach to the guest experience.
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