CCTV for a hotel: where to put cameras
In a hotel cameras protect both guests and property. The point is to cover shared areas and stay out of places where a guest expects privacy.
Site survey and cost estimate are free of charge

Zones
Six zones
- Entrance and lobbyEveryone who comes in and goes out is visible.
- Reception deskA separate camera on payments and key handover.
- CorridorsYou see who approached a room door and when. This often helps to sort out complaints about missing belongings.
- Lifts and stairsThe routes people take between floors.
- Car park and yardGuests' cars and the approach to the building.
- Where there must be no camerasCameras are not placed in rooms, showers or toilets.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Are cameras needed on every floor?
Usually yes: the corridor of each floor is a separate zone.
Who should have access to the footage?
Only those who need it for work. For a shift receptionist, view-only access is enough, without the right to erase the archive.
Who selects cameras for the site?
We do: we visit, inspect the site and select equipment for the task and budget. The visit and the estimate are free.
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