Couples should be careful when staying at the hotel

By | June 2, 2023

Since the COVID-19 pandemic seems to not end in the near future, we all have to adapt to the new normal. We cannot down the risk to zero, but at least do every little thing to minimize it. So, if you too have decided to take an escape and stay at a hotel, make sure you follow all safety precautions. For convenience, we have listed down 10 safety tips for your trip. Keep reading…

1. Go for a Safe Destination

The foremost tip for safe travel is choosing your destination wisely and avoiding any place which has a higher number of cases. Though there is no guarantee as in a hotel people come from different corners of the country but taking an informed decision is always better. 

2. Research about the Hotel’s Safety Measures

It is suggested that before you make a hotel reservation, do check the safety measures they are taking to protect guests. Whether the staff is adhering to WHO recommendations like wearing masks and providing hand sanitisers in common areas. Floor marking, signs educating guests about COVID-19, frequent disinfection of public areas and contactless check-in/checkout are other important measures that hotels should follow. If the hotel is transparent about its policies and has communicated the same on its website, it is certainly a good sign. In case, you still have doubts, call up the hotel and ask directly.

3. Check the Hotel’s Plans for Guests Who Fall ill During the Stay

God forbid, but in case you’re suddenly not feeling well after check-in, does the hotel have any protocol for you? Do they have a doctor-on-call facility or can take you to the nearest medical facility? If yes, then the hotel brand is certainly trustworthy.

4. Maintain Social Distancing and Wear a Mask at all Times

Couples Should Be Careful When Staying At the Hotel

Make sure you adhere to all COVID-19 safety protocols suggested by the WHO including wearing a mask, avoid touching surfaces, washing hands regularly and maintaining at least six feet distance. Remember we are still in the midst of a pandemic for which there is no vaccination.