Accommodation (Hotels / Rental houses) Product Manager F/H
- Location
- Shinjuku City
- Workplace
- On-site
- Compensation
- ¥500k – ¥650k
About this role
We aim at finding our Accommodation (Hotels / Rental houses) Product Manager.
You will focus to our 100+ partner hotels and to our 50+ short and mid-term rental traditional houses (link here), with the following responsibilities:
- Develop and manage the hotel & rental houses product portfolio across Japan.
- Negotiate hotel contracts, rates, allocations, and special offers with accommodation partners.
- Manage, motivate, and develop a team of 5 house operations staff, in Tokyo, Kyoto and Kanazawa, dedicated to rental houses.
- Ensure all properties meet our quality, cleanliness, maintenance, and safety standards.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with hotels, chains, and local suppliers (city hall, neighbors associations).
- Ensure that the most competitive rates, whether sourced through direct contracts or OTA channels, are accurately integrated and maintained within the company's internal systems.
- Collaborate closely with operations, customer service, sales, and marketing teams to ensure accurate product information, operational efficiency, and an excellent guest experience.
- Monitor market trends, competitor activity, customer demand, and pricing to identify new opportunities and maintain a competitive product offering.
- Monitor key performance indicators including occupancy, guest feedback, budgets, and operational costs, and implement improvements where necessary.
- Participate in trade shows, supplier meetings, and destination visits.
We are looking for someone who wants to grow with us. This role offers strong long-term career development opportunities, with the potential to expand responsibilities and evolve into a senior leadership position as the business grows.
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