Things to note when staying in a hotel for girls

People living in big cities may have had the experience of staying in a hotel, especially some working women who need to travel on business from time to time. It is generally very convenient for male friends to travel on business, but sometimes some women also have to travel on business due to work needs. When a woman checks into a hotel in an unfamiliar place, she must protect herself.

What should women pay attention to when staying in a hotel on a business trip?

1. Choose a well-known hotel

When a person goes on a business trip to another place, it would be best if the company reimburses the travel expenses. You can choose some more upscale hotels, which will be more secure for your personal safety. If there is no reimbursement and you have to pay for it yourself, you should also choose some more well-known hotels. Never choose some local private hotels or travel agencies just to save money.

2. Accompanied by waiter

If you return to the hotel too late after working outside, be sure to find a waiter to accompany you to check in. The main purpose of doing this is to prevent some people with bad intentions from following you from the moment you come out of your business. When you reach the door of your hotel room, if you open the door and don't pay attention to the back, the criminals may take advantage of the opportunity to break in, which is very dangerous.

3. Put a "Do Not Disturb" sign on your door

Whether you are in the room or out doing business, please remember to hang the "Do Not Disturb" sign in the room on the door handle outside the door. The main purpose of doing this is to make others think that there is someone in the room. This can give some criminals a certain illusion that there is someone in the room and they will not dare to steal so casually.

4. Close the curtains

After entering the room, do not open the curtains whether you are there or not. The main purpose of doing this is to prevent people outside the window from having any chance to peek, especially when you are a girl staying in a hotel. You must not let others know that there is always one person in the room, otherwise it will give criminals the opportunity to commit crimes.

5. Check the room

When you get the room card, the first thing you do when you open the room is to check whether the door lock is secure, whether the windows are locked, and whether the telephone and various communication equipment are intact and not damaged. If you find that the door or window locks are not sensitive or damaged, you should request to change rooms in time. Don't settle for it. This is the most basic safety guarantee.

6. Don’t open the door at random

When a person is staying in a hotel, especially at night, when someone knocks on the door, he cannot answer it casually. He should first walk quietly to the door, look through the peephole to see who is outside, and then respond. If someone you don't know asks you to open the door to check or something, don't open it, even just a crack, to prevent the criminal from taking the opportunity to break it open.

7. Room number is not disclosed

When a person stays in a hotel, he must always be vigilant about his safety, especially when registering the room number at the front desk. Generally, a well-educated waiter will not read out the room number directly in front of other customers when handing over the room card. Instead, the well-known room number is on the card.

If you encounter some waiters who happen to accidentally read out your room number, you can tactfully ask the waiter to change to another room, so that you can leave yourself a safer space.