Family Hotel Motel Safety

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In a corporation dominated world, keeping your family safe is tough.
Business travel and family travel markets do not always mix well.
Please fully explore this page and the articles listed here.
See "what makes a family friendly hotel" below.

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Hotel & Motel Safety Tips

Here are some safety tips to help you and family feel more secure away from home.

-Check the locks on your rooms. You should have deadbolts and peepholes. Also check the windows, how they open and how they lock.

-Take a wood wedge or buy a small portable alarm wedge to put under your door when everyone is inside your room. The door will not open, even if smashed.

-Interior rooms are safer compared to outside rooms. Criminals can't monitor your activities as easily.

-If you have a balcony, check out the door accessing it and the railings. Make sure your child can't climb up onto the edge of the balcony.

-Use the room safe if you have one. Don't leave valuables in plain sight. Throw used underwear and socks over top of small items. People may not want to look through dirty clothes.

-Note emergency exits and stairways as you check in. No where to go in case of emergency and set a meeting point outside (by your car, restaurant across the street, etc) for your family.

-Make sure everyone carries some id at all times. Make a card up for your children. Include recent photo, name, address, phone number, parents names, allergies, age and birth date, and emergency contact back home. Use a laminate sleeve and tuck an updated slip of paper on other side with the name of hotel and phone number (a tucked in business card works)

-Try not to say your room number in public. If desk clerks announces your room number and people are in the room, ask for another room. They should write your number down or point to it on a map, not say it out loud. Once a thief hears your room number and maybe a name, everything is easy. They can find you, watch you and maybe even charge things to your room. Ever just been asked for a room number at the hotel restaurant?

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Our Family Friendly Hotels have at least 3 of these ammenities:

Restaurant in hotel
Game room
Kids stay free
Kids eat free
Play area or playground
Pool
Babysitting services
Arcade

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ADULT CONTENT FREE CHAINS
Omni Hotels

ADULT CONTENT FREE
(but at Manager's Discretion...
so not 100% safe. Call first.)
Crossland
Drury Inn
Extended Stay
Jameson Inns
Motel 6
Travelodge
Studio Plus
Signature Inns

Family Suites Hotels
Children with early bedtime? Your family sometimes needs more than one room. A suite may be a safer and cheaper option than two motel rooms. See our new guide.

Luxury Hotels
Four and Five star hotels.
Stay at the best.

Spa Resorts & Hotels
Hotels with spas. Pamper yourself away from home.

Real Suites Hotels
Hotels with real suites.
Multi-room. No fake suites.

Yoga Retreats
A stress free vacation
that lasts.

Extended Stay Hotels
When you have to stay
longer and comfortable.

Bed & Breakfasts
They can be for romance or a more relaxing business trip.

Camping & RV Parks
Get out there. Enjoy nature.
Stay in your own bedding.

Haunted Hotels
Sometimes you just don't
want to sleep alone.

Green Eco Friendly Hotels
Keep Earth for the children.
Stay at responsible lodging.

Pet Friendly Hotels
Your furry companion
can travel with you.