Are you getting a good deal at work?
Compare your job to find out

Best Western

bestwestern.co.uk

Breakroom Rating based on 6 job reviews

3.3/10
What is this?

What is the Breakroom Rating?

Close

We’re different from other job review sites.

Breakroom Ratings are a fair and objective measure of how good an employer is.

Instead of giving us a personal opinion of their workplace, everyone on Breakroom answers the same set of questions about their job.

This means we can measure what jobs are really like at an employer, and you can trust the Breakroom Rating to find out where’s best to work.

See job vacancies at Best Western

Link goes to an external site

Best Western job reviews

Find out what Best Western jobs are really like…

6 Best Western employees have compared their jobs on Breakroom. Find out what they say about pay, hours, shifts and more.

  • 3.8/10

    Waiter

    • £6.15 per hour
    • 18–20 years old
    • Less than a year experience

    What they say about their job

    1. Easy to change shifts
    2. No paid breaks
    3. Hard to take holidays

    Best thing

    The staff and chatting with customers

    Worst thing

    Stress
    Bad hours
    Low pay for the amount of work we are asked to do
    Constantly changing shifts
    Asking for days off and then being put in those days

    Find out more

    How does your job compare to Best Western?

    Close

    Get your Breakroom Rating and find out if you’re getting a good deal at work.

    Compare your job

    July 2020
  • 1.0/10

    Restaurant supervisor

    • £8.45 per hour
    • 25 or older
    • 1–3 years experience

    What they say about their job

    1. No paid breaks
    2. Don’t get proper breaks
    3. Doesn’t recommend their team

    Best thing

    People I work with

    Find out more

    How does your job compare to Best Western?

    Close

    Get your Breakroom Rating and find out if you’re getting a good deal at work.

    Compare your job

    July 2020
  • 4.9/10

    Operations manager

    • Manages people
    • £21,000 per year, working a 45 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience

    What they say about their job

    1. Managers don’t change their shifts at short notice
    2. Two weeks notice of their shifts
    3. Minimum sick pay
    Find out more

    How does your job compare to Best Western?

    Close

    Get your Breakroom Rating and find out if you’re getting a good deal at work.

    Compare your job

    June 2020
  • 3.6/10

    Kitchen porter

    • £8.50 per hour
    • 25 or older
    • 1–3 years experience

    What they say about their job

    1. Easy to take holidays
    2. Minimum sick pay
    3. Doesn’t recommend their team
    Find out more

    How does your job compare to Best Western?

    Close

    Get your Breakroom Rating and find out if you’re getting a good deal at work.

    Compare your job

    April 2020
  • 4.4/10

    Manager

    • Manages people
    • £10.00 per hour
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience

    What they say about their job

    1. Easy to take holidays
    2. Don’t get proper breaks
    3. Doesn’t recommend their team

    Best thing

    The guests

    Worst thing

    Owner

    Find out more

    How does your job compare to Best Western?

    Close

    Get your Breakroom Rating and find out if you’re getting a good deal at work.

    Compare your job

    April 2020
  • 2.1/10

    Food and Beverage Assistant

    • £6.15 per hour
    • 18–20 years old
    • 1–3 years experience

    What they say about their job

    1. Managers change their shifts at short notice
    2. Bad for students
    3. No paid breaks

    Best thing

    Flexible

    Worst thing

    No progression

    Find out more

    How does your job compare to Best Western?

    Close

    Get your Breakroom Rating and find out if you’re getting a good deal at work.

    Compare your job

    March 2020