The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between personality and job satisfaction, the difference between personality and job satisfaction and the difference between personal characteristics and job satisfaction. Adopting mail surveys as the instrument of data collection, we investigated 301 employees in 59 international tourist hotels. We used descriptive statistics, T-test, ONE-WAY ANOVA, Pearson correlation and multiple regression to analysis. The findings were that different personalities had significantly correlation with job satisfaction and different personalities significantly effect job satisfaction. Sex, age and marital status were significantly different on job satisfaction. At the end, this study provided suggestions to hotel industrial circle and schools who are interested in this issue.