Maintain Lines Blurry

By maintaining things gender neutral when making a space reservation, frequent travellers swear.  Use your first initial (or your own first name and middle name first ) and your last name when you're booking a resort.

Make Requests

Avoid accepting floor rooms as they are most convenient to access for non-guests and intruders.  Request a room several floors up and prevent rooms that are in isolated regions of the construction.  So that it isn't obvious to other visitors that you are alone, make these orders ahead of your check by means of a telephone call.

Practice Common Sense

These days there isn't always a phone on the forefront of each guests' mind, but in the hotel industry, most rooms rely on a telephone system for communication between guests and the desk.  Ensure that each of the phones are working properly and that guests may get you whenever they require anything at all, from extra amenities to a replacement to their room key.  Picture via Pxhere

For guests' security, each room ought to be equipped with smoke detectors, which need to be checked.  Assess that evacuation instructions are easy and accessible for visitors to decipher in circumstance or almost any language.  

Before you concentrate on extra security measures, first ensure that your hotel safety basics are covered. Have a quality good motion detector.   Each room should feature a secure lockbox (or in the minimum you need to provide invaluable storage from the front desk).  Peepholes, password WIFI, and A room key system are basic expectations for your guests.