Precautionary Measures for Novel Coronavirus:
All hotel areas
- Increase the frequency of cleaning and disinfection of public area such as lifts, elevators, telephones, washrooms and lobby with disinfectant every two hours; clean and disinfect the air-conditioning system at least once per week
- Set up Hygiene Check Station at every hotel entrance with disinfected carpet and alcohol-based handrub, all guests are requested to have their body temperature checked and hands’ disinfection at the entrance
- Provide staff with guidelines on proper wearing of surgical masks and use of alcohol hand rubs, personal hygiene and temperature check
- If staff has body temperature over 37.5 degrees Celsius or influenza-like symptoms, he or she will be arranged to seek medical advice and refrain from work
Banquet service
- Provide temperature check service for event guests if needed and advice guests to wear a surgical mask and seek medical advice promptly if influenza-like symptoms develop including fever, sore throat and coughing
- Ensure the adequate washrooms and Hygiene Check Station within the event venue, banquet staff indicate the location of personal hygiene equipment for event guests
- All staff must measure body temperature, disinfect hands and wear surgical masks before entering hotel, and all food-handling staff must wear gloves and surgical masks during duty
F&B service
- Strengthen the cleaning and disinfection of air-conditioning system, restaurant and kitchen area including cooking utensils and tablewares
- Strictly implements food safety guidelines for food handling to ensure food hygiene, such as avoiding prolonged food displaying, placing independent food tongs on buffet table, and monitoring the hygiene condition of restaurants and follow up in due course
- All staff must measure body temperature, disinfect hands and wear surgical masks before entering hotel, and all food-handling staff must wear gloves and surgical masks during duty
- If guests have special dining requests, hotel will make arrangements accordingly
Specific restaurants at the four hotels of Royal Hotels Hong Kong have now moved into Type C catering businesses. Restaurants provide Type B and Type C dining areas at the same time, allowing guests to gather with their family and friends more at ease.
Hotel of Royal Hotels Hong Kong |
Type C Catering Businesses |
Remarks |
Royal Park Hotel |
YAMA |
Type B: Operating hours till 10 pm with up to 4 guests per table and guests are required to record their visits with the “LeaveHomeSafe” mobile application or by completing the record form Type C: Operating hours till 10 pm with up to 6 guests per table and guests are required to record their visits with the “LeaveHomeSafe” mobile application* |
Royal Plaza Hotel |
Di King Heen |
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Royal View Hotel |
Lido Heen |
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ALVA HOTEL BY ROYAL |
Yat Heen |
Type B: Operating hours till 10 pm with up to 4 guests per table and guests are required to record their visits with the “LeaveHomeSafe” mobile application or by completing the record form Type C: Operating hours till 11 pm with up to 6 guests per table and guests are required to record their visits with the “LeaveHomeSafe” mobile application* |
Mizutani |
*Persons aged under 16 without the company of an adult, and persons aged 65 or above may opt to complete the record form
Accommodation
- Strengthen the cleaning and disinfection of room facilities including carpet, air-conditioning filter and bathroom air intake vent
- All guests are requested to have body temperature checked and fill in a health declaration form while checking in
- If guest is suffered from fever or other influenza-like symptoms, guest will be advised to wear a surgical mask and seek medical advice promptly
- If guests have special room requests, hotel will make arrangements accordingly
- All staff must measure body temperature, disinfect hands and wear surgical masks before entering hotel