Job Summary
Silver Dollar City is ushering in a new era of Ozarks hospitality with its first-ever landmark resort, a stunning six-story, craftsman-style, 262-room retreat overlooking sweeping, untouched vistas of the Ozark Mountains and Table Rock Lake. Thoughtfully designed to blur the lines between nature, craft, and comfort, Silver Dollar City Resort offers guests direct, priority access to the park and nearby attractions, and serves as a focal point of a major, multimillion-dollar investment redefining the Branson experience. From the theme park and White Water to Showboat cruises and the region’s most beloved adventures, the resort is the best way to experience it all.
Joining the Silver Dollar City Resort team is becoming part of a legacy of service. Rooted in the Herschend family’s decades-long commitment to heartfelt hospitality, inspiring storytelling, and the preservation of regional craft, this organization has grown from a single cave tour in the 1950s into the world’s largest family-owned theme park, attractions, and hospitality company. If you’re passionate about creating meaningful, memory-making experiences and want to play a foundational role in shaping how thousands of families discover the Ozarks for generations to come, this is a rare opportunity to help build something extraordinary with a mission-driven team that truly cares.
The Director of Rooms is responsible for all Rooms and Recreation operations at Silver Dollar City Resort. This role provides strategic vision, leadership, and supervision to all areas of responsibility ensuring high levels of guest satisfaction. This leader is expected to monitor guest and team member satisfaction, manage departmental expenses, and focus on continuous improvement resulting in improved business results across all objectives.
Summary of Essential Functions & Responsibilities
Management reserves the right to change and/or add to these duties at any time.
Qualifications
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Physical Requirements
The physical demands described below are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Benefits Offered