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Hotel Safety Tips You Should Have in Mind on a Holiday

By: Ispas Marin



If you travel a lot or even if you travel only during vacation
time, you should always pay attention to your valuable assets
inside the hotel and outside it. Getting something stolen like
your purse, your wallet or your expensive watch will surely ruin
your vacation. Burglars aren't your only worry; dangerous
strangers should be avoided too. Hotels may give you an
impression of safety, but they have so many different guests
that the hotel's staff can't keep an eye on everyone. Therefore,
you are the only one who is best taking care of yourself. Here
are some safety tips to avoid getting unpleasant memories during
your travels. 

The thing you should do all the time is to keep your room's door
locked. Lock it even if you are inside the room and also put the
security chain. Make sure you have locked the door whenever you
are leaving the room. You can do this by trying the door to see
if it is perfectly closed and locked. It may look a bit
paranoid, but the lock might be broken and your room would be
vulnerable to any nosy intruder who would try the door knob. 

If there is someone knocking on the door, look through the view
port first to check on that person. If you don't know that
person, don't open the door. Don't trust people claiming they
are part of the hotel staff if you don't expect any visits from
the hotel's personnel. Check with the reception to make sure
that person is an employee of the hotel. If you still don't
trust that person, you could keep the security chain on while
carrying on the conversation.

The windows are also important. Make sure they are closed and
locked whenever you leave the room. 

Always use the hotel's main entrance no matter if it's day or
night. It is safer to use facilities that are crowded with
guests and hotel's staff. Stay away from dark, remote hallways
or rooms. 

Jewellery represents the item that is most stolen from hotel
rooms. Put all your valuables into the safe which most hotel
rooms are equipped with. If your room doesn't have a safe, you
can use the hotel's safe or locked storage facilities. And don't
live your valuable things scattered around your room in anyone's
sight. 

All these tips may sound a bit paranoid, but keep in mind that
being vigilant will save you from a lot of trouble. So whenever
you are travelling, always pay attention to these tips and your
vacation will not be ruined from an unfortunate burglary
incident. 


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