Hotel Security Tips
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- This video discusses simple Hotel Security Tips to maximize your personal safety when staying at any hotel. I’m going to walk you through the process step by step from what to do, before, while checking in and how to enhancing the physical security of the room.
PRE-TRIP
Do your homework. Before booking, take the time to scout out the hotel. Is it in a low crime area or high crime area, read a few of the review and see what other people are saying? This seems simple but you can gain a lot of information. If possible, request a second-floor room.
UPON ARRIVAL
First thing you want to do is a quick drive around the parking lot. This only takes a few minutes, but you get kind of the lay of the land and most importantly I can observe if there is anything that makes me feel uncomfortable or suspicious.
CHECK IN
Just speak to the clerk, no need to let the whole lobby know you first and last name.
BONUS TIP: If your military, law enforcement and of traveling with a lot of gear, leave it in the vehicle. Check in then come back and bring it in through a side door. There is no need to advertise who you are and/or that you may have gear worth taking.
SECURIING THE DOOR
Due to fire safety codes the deadbolts must open freely if activated from within so this provided a unique vulnerability. Take steps to prevent easy access
EARLY WARNING
Place items in front of the door that will alert you if anyone attempts to make entry.
LEAVING THE ROOM
Take your valuables with you if at all possible.
Leave the television on
Last resort, use the room safe
Lock your luggage
Set tamper traps
(DISCLAIMER): Tactics, techniques and procedures demonstrated in these videos are for informational use only and do not constitute formal instruction or training. Viewer are responsible for obtaining professional instruction and must adhere to strict safety protocols, as failure to do so may result in serious injury or death. Range11tactial will assume NO LIABILITY connected with the information found within this video or its content. 
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Good info after 5:21. Just go ahead and skip to 5:21
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Thanks for the tips
Excellent info. And cost effective
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Just a tip. I stay in a lot of hotels for work and all of them that come with a room safe are NOT secure. If you enter all zeros it will lock and unlock even after you create your “personalized” pin.
I have yet to find a safe that all zeros didn’t work on. I am speaking just for the U.S.
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Amazing Tips
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Great vid. Thanks.
It was excellent!! Thank you so much for sharing your experience and knowledge!!
No problem!! Glad you found the information valuable.
Thanks for all these!
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When choosing a hotel what I found is to NOT stay within 15 minutes of a tourist area with a lot of bars. You don't want to have to deal with a lot of drunk guests keeping you up, banging on doors, trying to get in your room, Especially if you have to get up early if you are traveling for business reasons. It's worth driving the extra 20 minutes (even if you are paying for a taxi/Uber), the hotels are cheaper the further you get away from the tourists areas (often criminals will specifically target tourists areas as well). Also, another thing I look for is how old the hotel is. I try to find a newer hotel that has been built in the past 10 to 15 years (for a number of reasons). But don't have a false sense of security just because the hotel has a security guard in the parking lot and in the hotel (there have been cases where security guards have been involved in thefts or worse).
Awesome tips, thanks for sharing!!
Valuable info - thank you!
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These are real good tips and they can help in any hotel around the world
Thank you for sharing
No problem!!!
Thank you
Good info. BZ
Also, cover the peep hole with tissue paper
Appreciate the information a lot of things you mentioned I was already doing. Nice to know I was on the right track. Another option I really like is using an app to check in. Since the pandemic a lot of the more popular hotel chains allow you to check in check out, enter and exit the building without having to go to the front desk.
Excellent point with the app, yes very handy. Thanks for the comment!!!!
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We wrap some masking tape onto a pen, etc. We tear out some to cover the peep hole and anything bright like the dot of light on the tv, phone, clock , and thermostat. I like the ironing board as a warning system. thx
Really good tips here, like I say, travel like a SEAL!
super nervous in my room right now and this brought me some relief!! thank you!!!
Your welcome!!!
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Do you use the hotel security vehicle with sirens and lights on them or do you not?
Mugs i think are good but wine glasses imnfront of the door seems like it could backfire somehow with a bunch of broken glass on the floor.
Once I get in the room I use a bungee cord. Simple put the first hook in between the ball and door trap. Snake it around the look and the handle. Lead it back to crisscross the hook in between the ball and track.
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Good tips but budget hotel rooms in less developed countries dont have iron boards/clothes stands or door openers.
How can i save My guest if any terrorist enter in the hotel room with any exploser thing what'll should i done on this time as a security superviser
Do you use emergency vehicles with sirens and lights on them or do you not?
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Is there a way to wedge the ironing board under the door handle
Based on the height of the door knob and the length of the board the angle might be to steep and fall. A chair might be a better option.
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How do I secure a patio hotel door! Thanks
Best option is to place a locking bar on the door to prevent it from being forced open. Of course this is not always practical as you’d have to travel with it. In that case I would suggested requesting a second or higher story room to limit access and as a last resort ensure the lock works and can’t be opened from the outside. Hope this helps.
We stopped by a store to pick up a wooden rod or adjustable curtain rod ( thats what we got) that fits the length of the window track n put it on the window track.
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What if staff has duplicate key? And enter our room?
That is always a concern, however using the tips suggest in the video would prevent them from entering or at least alert you. If you leave the room, checkout my video on hotel security travel tips for some ideas.
@@range11tactical16 okay I will check it. Thanks a lot ❤
use padlock on your Bag
Thanks Biden, now we need security in hotel rooms!
Hmmm i live in australia. I have never had an unsafe or weird experience in hotels . Always safe. Must be an american thing...
Good tips , but! Don't leave your do not disturb sign outside the door! It's NOT a deterrent. It only helsp serves to let thieves know which rooms are occupied and gives them a break in tool to help them break into your room. The thieves only target occupied rooms because they know stuff is potentially inside......duh....so if they don't know you're in a room or think irs empty, voila! They move on to the next room that is ...... always turn off the tv and lights when you leave. And use scotch tape discreetly to mark the door when you leave, not the sign.
This terribly laughable advice. There’s no statistic that states thieves are more likely to attack occupied rooms, in matter of fact, it states just the opposite. With that premise exposed, everything thereafter is null.