This question is asked to the right person. As a former hotel employee, I can tell you clearly that tattoos can't be said to have no influence in domestic hotels. However, you won't be fired directly because you have a tattoo, unless your tattoo is extremely conspicuous and can't cover your position.

1. The location of the tattoo is the main factor that determines whether you are admitted.

Now tattoos are very common, and people will not think that having tattoos is a bad person. However, the hotel is a service industry after all, and the recognition and acceptance of the hotel brand by guests come from all aspects of hotel services. Many hotels will worry that their staff members have tattoos, which will make guests have a bad impression and affect the hotel brand. So when you have a tattoo, the best way is to hide it as much as possible during work so that no one can find it. However, if your tattoo is on the neck and ankle, which is easy to be exposed and difficult to cover, it will be more troublesome and probably won't be hired.

2. depending on the position you choose, it doesn't matter if you're not a front-line employee.

there are many positions in hotels. if you don't want to be a front-line employee, such as catering, front desk and concierge, it doesn't matter if you have tattoos. Because there is no direct contact with guests in the office area, the influence of tattoos is naturally reduced a lot. In my impression, the boss of the sales department of my last hotel had a tattoo on his arm, and people were just as popular.

3. Looking at the hotel brands, some hotels don't care

There are many hotels at home and abroad now, and the themes planned by different hotels are different. Most hotels in China can't accept the concept of tattoo, but many foreign hotels can accept it. Instead, they think it is a feature. For example, Starwood owns a hotel called W. The theme of W hotel is fashion trend. How exaggerated is the trend? Waiters can wear jeans, the head of the personnel department is an explosive head, and the front desk is a DJ center at night. In this hotel, tattoos are nothing at all.

So, if you want to work in a hotel, the influence of tattoos is not particularly great, but mainly depends on your personal ability. To put it bluntly, if your ability is outstanding enough, the boss will definitely find a way to help you solve the tattoo problem. It's not a big problem.