Install high-definition cameras throughout the hotel, covering key areas such as entrances, exits, lobbies, corridors, elevators, parking lots, and common areas like gyms and pools.
Equip the hotel’s perimeter with cameras to detect and prevent unauthorized access. This is especially important for large properties with multiple entry points.
Implement access control systems for guest rooms, staff-only areas, and sensitive locations like server rooms and storage areas. Keycard or biometric systems can ensure that only authorized individuals have access.
Design surveillance systems with guest privacy in mind, ensuring that cameras are strategically placed to avoid invading private spaces such as guest rooms or restrooms while still maintaining security in public areas.
Surveillance footage can be used to document any incidents that occur on the property, providing valuable evidence in case of disputes or investigations.
Use analytics to track guest movement patterns within the hotel, helping management optimize the layout, reduce bottlenecks, and enhance guest experience.
Monitor the number of guests and visitors entering and exiting the hotel, which can be useful for managing occupancy levels and planning staff deployment.
Integrate surveillance with the hotel’s Point of Sale (POS) and guest management systems to monitor transactions and prevent fraud or disputes.
