How about working as a waiter in a five-star hotel?

I wonder if the landlord is talking about the room attendant of the hotel or the restaurant?

I'll take it as the landlord, that is, the waiter in the restaurant.

Generally speaking, the waiters in restaurants don't work very hard. Except for the waiters in room service, most restaurants don't have night shifts. However, compared with restaurants, the banquet waiters in hotels are very hard.

The landlord can rest assured that five-star hotels are more formal than small restaurants, and generally there will be no situations that will hinder personal safety. ...