From Fox News · Deirdre Bardolf · · 1m 10s
Flight Attendants Share 90-Second Hotel Room Safety Check
Flight attendants describe a 90-second hotel room safety check to prevent emergencies.
In brief
Flight attendants describe a 90-second hotel room safety check to prevent emergencies. Flight attendants recommend a quick 90-second hotel room safety check to identify risks before settling in. Originally reported by Fox News.
Hotel Room Safety Check
Flight attendants perform a quick six-step safety check before settling in to ensure rooms are secure.
Why They Do It
They sleep in strange rooms across countries with varying fire rules and hotel security levels.
Six-Step Safety Check
Check for people in the room, inspect hiding spots, locate emergency exits, verify locks, test phones, and place door alarms.
Emergency Exit Check
Frequent travelers locate the nearest emergency exit and review the evacuation map on the room door.
Lock and Phone Check
They ensure doors, dead bolts, and windows lock properly and that the room phone works for emergencies.
Door Alarm Tip
Experts recommend placing a portable door alarm or wedge to detect entry attempts without compromising hotel locks.
Why It Matters
A minute or two spent checking the room lets travelers enjoy their trip without fear.
The short version
Flight attendants recommend a quick 90-second hotel room safety check to identify risks before settling in.
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