Can a hotel request a lobby security post?
Describe the lobby layout, public access hours, and the duties you want covered. MPP can review a guest-facing unarmed guard assignment with your property team.
A hotel or hospitality property brings guests, employees, vendors, and visitors through the same spaces throughout the day. Security needs to support the property’s access rules while treating people courteously. The starting point is knowing which areas are open to visitors and which require permission.
MPP offers unarmed guard services for hospitality properties. A coverage plan can include visible guard presence, visitor checks, daily reports, and incident reports. Discuss how guards will communicate with the front desk or property manager so that access questions and concerns reach the right person.
Describe busy arrival and departure periods, entrances that remain open late, vendor deliveries, and any parts of the property with separate access rules. A lobby post and a patrol assignment serve different needs. Agree the duties for each post rather than assuming one guard can monitor several separated spaces at once.
Vehicle areas deserve their own review. If the property has a garage, surface lot, or staff parking, consider parking security as part of the discussion. For offices or back-of-house work areas, the access questions may overlap with workplace security.
Explain how the property currently handles access questions and disturbances. MPP can review the requested guard duties and communication process with your team before confirming the assignment. Keep guest information out of an initial inquiry; a description of the operating needs is enough to begin.

Tell MPP about your property, preferred schedule, and the concerns you want reviewed. Guard duties and availability will be confirmed as part of planning your coverage.
Request a QuoteDescribe the lobby layout, public access hours, and the duties you want covered. MPP can review a guest-facing unarmed guard assignment with your property team.
Identify the person who can approve visitor access, the contact for concerns, and how reports should be delivered. These instructions should be agreed as part of the coverage plan.
Yes, if vehicle areas are part of the concern. Include their entrances, operating hours, and distance from other posts so MPP can review the coverage required.