Unique Hotel Jobs Across the World

While some hotels stand out by their unique visitors, other hotels are going above and beyond by having a specialty position to curate the most one-of-a-kind experience for their guests. Whether they have an ecological center on property, circus aerials or are just renowned for their special services, these hotels are enhancing stays in a variety of ways.

No, we're not talking about the popular pizza chain-this is about the game that is a true social favorite among the Puerto Rican people. The Hyatt Regency Grand Reserve Puerto Rico has debuted a "Dominoes Master" who sets up domino tables poolside with branded domino sets while hosting games, sharing pro tips and offering samplings of the traditional island drink, coquito.

Guests staying at Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach can elicit the help of the resort's "Romance Captain" to help plan once-in-a-lifetime experiences. From planning a dive to discover 16 shipwrecks covered with marine wildlife to transforming a private balcony into a romantic hideaway with a private chef, she is known to be called upon at any waking moment to fulfill guests' over-the-top requests.

At the Curacao Marriott Beach Resort, they're serious about the level of fresh seafood they serve to guests. That's why Jonathan De Haseth sets sail early in the morning to go fishing, and then uses what he catches for that day's dinner.

Some hotels have animals that roam the property, but at Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach in South Florida, they have a resident mascot-Sandy the one-year-old black Labrador. In addition to greeting guests, this therapy-dog-in-training is the ambassador for the hotel and welcomes every guest with her grade-a hospitality.

Knowing how to tie a bowtie can be challenging, and on the biggest day of your life (your wedding), you want to make sure it's perfect. That's why at The Foundry Hotel in Asheville, North Carolina there is a dedicated Bowtie Butler to make sure the groom and groomsmen are all well groomed.

Every dream of running off and joining the circus? Well now you can live out that dream in a less extreme way-and in more luxury. At Club Med Punta Cana, guests have the option to soar through the air with the help of the "Circus Instructor" at their Creative Experience.

There's more than just guests flocking to the Grand Hyatt Baha Mar hotel. Here there is a 'pat' of twenty flamingos at the resort's BEACH (Baha Mar Ecological Aquatic Conservation Habitat), and it's Stacy Spurlock's job to help educate guests on the role flamingos play in the ecosystem and natural environment of the Bahamas.

Whether you're traveling to one of the Arlo hotels in New York or Nautilus by Arlo in Miami, guests can opt to have a unique souvenir by having their portrait-in anything from a simple line drawing to a more elaborate watercolor-done by resident artist Lucy "Clare" Spooner. And yes, you can even get a portrait of your favorite furry four-legged friend.

Sometimes it's hard to get in the zen mindset when you're overwhelmed by all the wellness options. But at the Mirbeau Inn & Spa in Skaneateles, New York, there is a "Bath Scents Butler" to help you choose what products you would like for your in-room deep-soaking tub. The Butler also provides guests with chilled face towels, products for guests to take home with them and will even draw your bath for you.

At the British Colonial Hilton Nassau, visitors who want to set their events apart have the option to employ the resident "Rice Artist," Allan Pachino Wallace. Allan is known to be able to create almost any masterpiece using solely rice.

Colombia is world-renown for its emeralds, but sometimes it can be difficult for travelers to know if they are getting the best stone. But guests at the new 5-star luxury resort, Conrad Cartagena, have not only the expertise of an on-site jewelry specialist, but also the option to have in-suite consultations and their jewelry personalized or engraved if they wish.

Charleston, South Carolina is known for its coastal cuisine. But with so many great restaurants-and new ones popping up-it can be hard for guests to choose. At The Spectator Hotel though, there is a "Seafood Butler" who knows all the ends and outs of Charleston's seafood scene and will help visitors get tables at the city's top seafood restaurants.