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Hospitality

Hotels, restaurants and venues must feel welcoming while protecting guests, staff and property.

A security officer checking a car at a hotel entrance in the evening

In hospitality, security works best when guests barely notice it. It usually means a discreet presence, controlled access to back-of-house areas, vehicle checks at the entrance, and support at busy times and events.

Typical risks

  • Theft from rooms, guests and stores
  • Unauthorised access to back-of-house areas and guest floors
  • Disorder at bars, functions and late nights
  • Vehicles arriving without checks
  • Guests to be evacuated from a building they do not know

How we protect it

  • Discreet officers at entrances, lobbies and car parks
  • Vehicle checks at the entrance, including under-vehicle checks
  • Access control on staff areas, stores and guest floors
  • Event and crowd teams for functions and concerts
  • Fire equipment and drills with your staff

Services often combined

Questions clients ask

Can you add officers for a single event?

Yes. Event cover is planned separately, with the posts and personnel each event requires.

Will security put our guests off?

Officers are briefed to be courteous and discreet, and to keep checks quick.

Can vehicle checks keep arrivals moving?

Checks are planned around your busy times, with enough officers at the entrance to keep cars moving.

Red Sky Security Limited

Investing in your Security

Book a free site risk assessment

We find the gaps in your current security and recommend a plan that fits your budget, at no cost.

Office
4th Floor, IPS Building, Nairobi, Kenya
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