Service S-06 · Patrol
Hotel & resort patrol
Overnight standing post and roving coverage for hotels, resorts and short-term rental properties. Officers trained for a lobby: guest disputes handled quietly, trespassers handled firmly, and a report the general manager reads before the morning meeting.
- License class
- Class D — unarmed. Class G optional.
- Typical window
- Overnight, standing post
- Minimum post
- 1 officer, 12-hr shift
- Standard lead time
- 72 hours · same-day callout available
- Deliverable
- Shift report, property log, incident report, gm summary
I need at a hotel or resort in starting .
What you receive
Paper, not promises
Who buys this
Three kinds of client
Often paired with
Related services
Coverage
Where we run this post
Questions we actually get
Before you call
Do your officers know how to talk to guests?
That is the job. Most of an overnight hotel shift is a noise complaint, a lost key, or a guest who has had too much, and the right answer is calm, quiet and firm. The uniform is there for the few minutes a night it needs to be.
Uniformed or soft?
Uniformed by default. A soft uniform, polo and slacks, is available for properties where a duty belt in the lobby is the wrong look. Plainclothes is a different assignment.
Can you cover a single weekend?
Yes: spring break, a launch weekend, a holiday. 72 hours' notice for one or two officers; larger details are scheduled ahead.
What about the parking garage?
It is on the round. Garages generate vehicle break-ins and trespass, and the property log records each pass and what was found. If the garage is the problem, a standing post there is the fix.