What time does the waiter in a four-star hotel get off work? It looks like a small hotel after ten o'clock. Is it punctual? I am an intern in my junior year. I want to go back to school at night, but

What time does the waiter in a four-star hotel get off work? It looks like a small hotel after ten o'clock. Is it punctual? I am an intern in my junior year. I want to go back to school at night, but I'm afraid I don't have a car. No matter how many stars, they are all the same! Based on the information of my classmates and my internship, I come to a conclusion: the guest room and the front office usually get off work on time, and the catering is generally late. Some guests have left, and so have the waiters. It depends on which class you are assigned to. If it is a banquet hall, the banquet will be lively. Recreation department may not, depending on the hotel arrangement, there are also rest days! Government hotels are better, and budget hotels should be busier, so you should be mentally prepared. Catering can test your ability to meet people, and the guest room depends on your patience. Hotels are full of food and clothing. Don't expect too much from star-rated hotels. The greater the hope, the greater the disappointment! Working hours are generally more than eight hours, and most of the wages are similar. If there are bottle opening fees, service fees and tips, there will be extra income.