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Hotel Safety Tips
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When
Checking In
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Keep a close
eye on your luggage.
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Your room
number is a matter of security, and the fewer people that know your
whereabouts, the better. Share your room number quietly with your
crew only. Be sure the sign in sheets are returned to the desk clerk
and kept out of sight of other guests.
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When
registering, sign only your last name and first initial.
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If your room number is
shared with someone other than your crew or a member of the staff,
request another room.
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Exchange cell
phone and room numbers!
Once Inside Your Room
Elevator Safety
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Observe all
passengers in elevators.
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It is wise to
board last and select floor buttons last.
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If possible
position yourself near the elevator control panel and if attacked,
push as many floor buttons as possible. Keep your back to the
sidewall.
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If someone
suspicious boards an elevator, exit as soon as possible.
When You Leave Your Hotel Room for the Day or Evening
How to Protect
Yourself
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in any form without permission of
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