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Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions
Safety Information | Notes
■To avoid carbon monoxide poisoning, please confirm that the engine is turned off after the vehicle is parked.
■Please do not smoke in bed to avoid accidentally causing a fire.
■When taking a bath in a jacuzzi, keep your hair away from the water-absorbing holes to avoid accidents.
■ Patients with heart disease or high blood pressure symptoms should avoid soaking in the steam room or bathtub for too long. If you feel any discomfort, please inform the counter staff immediately.
■Please follow the signs of our hotel and pay attention to safety when using.
Personal safety
■Public liability voluntary foreign insurance.
■24-hour police-civilian connection system.
■ Carbon monoxide detection system.
■Full-site surveillance system.
■Security and maintenance system.
■Reverse pinhole photography detection.
Fire safety
■Certificate of passing regular fire inspections by the county government.
■Equipped with complete fire-fighting facilities: including fire-proof building materials, flame-proof curtains, fire extinguishers, escape maps, smoke detectors, and power outage lighting equipment in each guest room.
■Central fire alarm system controlled by the counter.
Public Safety Notice
■Please confirm the location of your room and the location and direction of the emergency safety escape exit. Know the relevant locations so that you can escape easily in an emergency.
■The entire hotel is a non-smoking area, please do not smoke.
■Please do not smoke or use any stove to cook in bed.
■Do not dry clothes on lighting fixtures or lampshades.
■Please do not gamble, make noises late at night, or take drugs or other substitutes in the guest rooms.
■Please do not bring pets, firearms, dangerous goods or any prohibited items to your accommodation.
■Please make sure the door is locked before going to sleep.
■When in public areas of the hotel, please dress neatly and refrain from making loud noises.
■Please keep your valuables by yourself. The hotel is not responsible for their storage.
Police Inspection Notes
■Please confirm that the Supreme Court's case No. 1474 of 1970 and the Ministry of Justice's letter of interpretation No. 16531 of August 2, 1994 have both determined that "Hotel rooms: each has its own supervisory authority. If a specific person has registered as a guest in accordance with regulations, it is a place for travelers to live and it does not lose its residential nature..." According to the above case and interpretation letter, it can be determined that if a hotel room has been registered as a guest in accordance with regulations, it is not a public place and the police must not enter the room for inspection at will.
■If you have registered your identity information at the counter according to the regulations, if the police knock on the door for a check, they must first ask you to show your identity card and record it in detail (when they are in plain clothes) and then ask them to show the search warrant before they are allowed to enter. Otherwise, they can be refused entry for a check. If they still force their way in, they can be reported according to the law. Note: If the uniformed police refuse to state the name of their unit, you can record their armband number to verify their identity.
■Article 306 of the Criminal Law: Anyone who invades another person's residence, building, or the surrounding land or ship without cause shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than one year, detention, or a fine of not more than NT$300. (The person must be sued before being prosecuted)
■Article 306 of the Criminal Code: Anyone who searches another person’s body, residence, building, boat, vehicle or aircraft without permission from the law shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than two years, criminal detention or a fine of not more than NT$300.
■Article 157 of the Police Duty Code: "In general, the principle of hotel inspections is to check the hotel instead of the guests, and to check indirectly instead of directly, so as to avoid disturbing the guests. When checking hotel rooms, they should be carried out together with the staff. When entering each room, they must knock on the door first, and they must not lift the bed curtains and bedding at will. If it is necessary to check the luggage of the guests, they should open it and take it out for inspection. Unless they are considered to be seriously suspected of a crime, they should not search the body of the guests lightly."
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