Housekeeper - $48000 to $67200 per YEAR

American Cruise Lines is the largest U.S. cruise company renowned for offering unique and captivating experiences exploring America’s rivers and coasts. With over 50 distinct itineraries spanning more than 35 states, the company provides guests with the extraordinary chance to discover the diverse landscapes, culture, and history of America from the comfort and luxury of authentic American vessels. The company operates with a strong commitment to values such as optimism, commitment, patriotism, and merit, which are not only embraced by the leadership but shared among the entire crew to uphold the highest standards of service and guest satisfaction. As an equal opportunity employer, American Cruise Lines encourages individuals from all backgrounds to apply for its shipboard roles and fosters a positive, inclusive work environment where employees are respected and valued. The Housekeeper position for the 2026 cruising season is a temporary shipboard role lasting 28 weeks, designed for individuals passionate about hospitality and eager to contribute to the exemplary guest experience that American Cruise Lines is celebrated for. Housekeepers play a crucial role onboard by maintaining a safe, clean, and welcoming environment for guests, attending to staterooms, public spaces, and common areas with meticulous care. Candidates selected for this position will be entrusted with upholding the company’s stringent cleanliness standards, ensuring guest comfort, and responding promptly and courteously to housekeeping-related inquiries and service requests. This is an excellent entry-level opportunity for those looking to start their career in the cruise industry or hospitality sector, offering a unique work experience combined with the chance to travel extensively across America. The role involves practical housekeeping duties such as vacuuming, sweeping, mopping floors, cleaning upholstered furniture, managing linens and supplies, and handling waste disposal. Beyond routine tasks, Housekeepers are encouraged to build genuine relationships with guests by recognizing them by name and providing personalized assistance during their cruise journey. Additionally, Housekeepers may support special events on board, such as welcoming guests at embarkation, assisting during afternoon teas and snacks, and participating in evening cocktail parties. This combination of direct guest interaction and behind-the-scenes responsibilities ensures that every guest enjoys a memorable and comfortable stay. Employees in this role receive competitive pay ranging from $1,000 to $1,400 per week, supplemented by bonuses. With all major living expenses covered onboard—including travel, accommodation, uniforms, and meals—Housekeepers have an extraordinary opportunity to save a significant portion of their earnings. American Cruise Lines provides paid training to equip new hires with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed, emphasizing safety, emergency procedures, and the company’s high standards of hospitality. Working onboard American Cruise Lines also means joining a vibrant community of fellow crew members and guests, fostering lifelong friendships and enriching cultural exchanges. This position requires physical stamina, the ability to work long hours (up to 12 hours a day) seven days a week, and a dedication to safety-conscious, professional service in a dynamic maritime environment. The company maintains grooming standards that limit visible tattoos and piercings to ensure a polished appearance in line with its brand image. Furthermore, compliance with Federal Law and Department of Transportation mandates includes pre-employment drug testing and strict alcohol policies to ensure the safety and well-being of everyone on board. By choosing to work as a Housekeeper with American Cruise Lines, you will not only gain invaluable experience in the hospitality industry but also have the opportunity to grow within the company, with potential pathways to management roles for those who demonstrate talent and commitment. This role offers much more than a job; it offers a chance to be part of a respected American company dedicated to sharing America’s story aboard the country’s finest small ships, all while enjoying the unique lifestyle of life at sea.

• At least 18 years of age
• American citizen or Green Card holder
• Willingness and ability to work up to 28 weeks onboard
• Capacity to work 12-hour shifts 7 days a week
• Ability to perform physical tasks such as lifting, bending, climbing, and standing or walking for long periods
• Compliance with pre-employment drug testing
• Strict adherence to no alcohol consumption policy while onboard
• Acceptance of grooming standards including restrictions on visible tattoos and piercings