Trump International Scotland has advertised a vacancy for a new hotel manager to oversee MacLeod House and Lodge and The Great North Sea Residences on the Menie Estate in Aberdeenshire.
The role involves managing the main hotel as well as a collection of heritage coastal cottages, and the resort is seeking an "exceptional" candidate.
Job announcement on Facebook
In a Facebook post dated October 30, Trump International Scotland wrote: "An exciting opportunity has arisen for an exceptional Hotel Manager to join our team at Trump International, Scotland.
"We are seeking a passionate, experienced and hands-on hospitality leader to oversee rooms and guest operations across MacLeod House & Lodge and The Great North Sea Residences."
The successful candidate must have experience leading housekeeping, concierge and front of house teams. The hotel is also looking for someone with an "unwavering commitment" to delivering world-class service and ensuring guests have an unforgettable experience.
Application details
The advert continues: "If you thrive in a luxury hospitality environment, inspire excellence in others and are ready for your next career challenge within a prestigious five-star resort, we would love to hear from you.
"To apply: Please send your CV and covering letter, outlining your reasons for applying, to emma.ballantyne@trumpgolfscotland.com. Join us and be part of something exceptional."
MacLeod House and Lodge is described as a "luxury Scottish coastal retreat". The 15th century mansion has 18 bedrooms alongside a lodge, and offers secret stairways, log fires and a personal butler service.
Resort amenities
The property also provides a high-end fine dining experience where guests are "treated like Scottish Lords and Ladies" as the culinary team creates bespoke menus. There are five Great North Sea Residences dating back to the mid-18th century, restored to reveal their Belhelvie Blue granite facades and offering panoramic views of the North Sea.
The Menie Estate is home to the "greatest 36 holes in golf", combining the award-winning old course with the recently celebrated new course, set within thousands of acres of coastal terrain.
