The new rules hotels have to follow when they open on 4th of July - with no mini bars and no buffets
HOTELS are expected to be allowed to open from July 4, as the government announces their new lockdown guidelines today.
Each room will be left empty for 24 hours between guests, while the bar and restaurants will be closed, instead offering takeaway meals to eat within rooms or communal areas. Other changes expected in hotels include the removal of anything which could risk contamination, such as the mini-bars and buffet services, as well as room keys, complimentary toiletries and kettles.
Technology is likely to be used more, such as for online check-in, and reserving meals and room service.
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