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When booking a hotel, look for places with good reviews specifically mentioning safety and security measures. This can include 24-hour reception, secure access to rooms, and in-room safes. - Once you arrive, take a moment to assess the area. Is it well-lit? Are there security personnel around? These factors can significantly impact your sense of safety during your stay. - It’s also wise to keep important documents and valuables in your hotel safe, and always lock your door when you’re inside. If you’re traveling with a group, consider coordinating plans to keep an eye on each other. Booking note: Confirm the exact location, room type, noise exposure, cancellation terms, deposits and guest policy directly. “Central”, “beachfront” and “sea view” can describe very different layouts.