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Relais & Châteaux

Guest Experience Curator - Twin Farms

452 Royalton Turnpike, Barnard, VT 05031

On-site · Full-time

First seen by offpeak October 15, 2026

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Company Description

Located in the serene hills of Barnard, Vermont, Twin Farms is a private, all-inclusive luxury resort exclusively for adults. Set on 300 acres of pristine countryside, the resort is renowned for its Forbes Five-Star hospitality, exceptional farm-to-table dining, and deeply personalized service.

Since opening in 1993, Twin Farms has been defined by timeless standards of excellence and a genuine commitment to thoughtful, detail-driven hospitality. Our team members are at the heart of the guest experience, bringing integrity, care, and pride to everything they do.

Twin Farms is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to providing a workplace free from discrimination and harassment in accordance with all applicable laws.

Job Description

The Guest Experience Curator serves as the pre-arrival steward of each guest’s stay, thoughtfully shaping the experience in advance so that every detail feels intentional, personal, and seamless. Unlike traditional concierge roles that focus on off-property access, this position centers on designing the on-property journey, from arrival logistics and dining preferences to activities, spa experiences, and meaningful celebrations.

This role is well-suited for hospitality professionals who have honed their craft in Forbes Five-Star, Relais & Châteaux, or similarly refined environments and who understand that true luxury is anticipatory, understated, and deeply human.

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Additional Information

At Twin Farms, we believe that when our team members are genuinely cared for, they are empowered to deliver extraordinary hospitality. Our benefits are thoughtfully designed to support well-being, provide stability, and encourage long-term professional growth.

Our benefits include:

Because taking care of our people isn’t a perk,it’s a tradition.