Fire Safety

All rooms are equipped with a computerised fire safety system controlled from Reception. The hotel has fire extinguishers and clearly marked evacuation routes. If you need special assistance in the event of an emergency due to physical disability or any other kind of problem, please speak with the Reception when checking in.

Please read carefully the following important Safety Points:

• Smoking is only permitted in outside areas or on room balconies, smoking is not permitted inside the Hotel and rooms this includes vapour and electronic cigarettes (e-cigs) 
• Familiarise yourself with your room's location in the building as soon as you arrive.
• Study the evacuation plan and familiarise yourself with the nearest evacuation point.
• Count the number of doors between your room and the nearest evacuation route. This will assist you in the dark finding your way.
• Check the locations of fire alarm buttons and fire extinguishers.

If you discover or smell a fire:

Alert Reception immediately. If the corridor is full of smoke, stay in your room. Take your key card if you leave the room. You may be blocked by smoke or fire and need to turn back. In the event of a minor fire in a limited space, use a fire extinguisher. If you are unable to put out the fire, close the door to the burning room. Fire evacuation routes are shown by the 'Green Running Man' lit sign.

If the fire alarm sounds:

Leave your room if the corridor is free of smoke. Take your key card and leave the building via the nearest evacuation route. Never use the lift. Fire evacuation routes are shown by the 'Green Running Man' lit sign.

If you are unable to leave your room:

Call Reception and tell them you are still in your room. Seal the ventilation openings and the gaps around the door with wet towels to prevent smoke from entering your room. Go to the window and attract the attention of others. Open the window if the smoke inside the room becomes too thick. Do not jump from the balcony. Wait for instructions from the Emergency Services. In a smoke-filled room you can see best and breathe most easily close to the floor.