Hospitality, Venues & Conference

Discreet protection,
exceptional experience.

Fire, security and life safety for UK hotel groups, conference centres and venues. Martyn's Law ready. Brand-standard delivery. Designed to protect guests without ever being seen.

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Hospitality facility protected by Ansador Group.

Guest-facing hospitality environments where presence, discretion, and warmth define the brand as much as the room rate does.

The reality on the ground

Guest experience and brand reputation - the beating heart of the property.

01

Martyn's Law is now law

Royal Assent April 2025. Venues over capacity thresholds carry new statutory duties for protective security and evacuation planning. Most operators are still working out what compliance actually looks like.

02

Brand standards across the portfolio

Hotel groups demand consistency across every site without compromising the local property's character. Most security integrators deliver one or the other, not both.

03

Guest experience is everything

A visible camera in the wrong place affects the rate the room can charge. Security infrastructure has to be designed against guest experience, not just technical specification.

04

24/7 operations, narrow work windows

Hotels never close. Every infrastructure visit fits between guest checkouts, room turnarounds, and event bookings. Most contractors aren't built for this rhythm.

How we work in your sector

A delivery model built for live environments.

We don't shut down sites to do our job. Our entire delivery model is designed around uptime,
evidence, and discretion in operational settings.

PHASE 01

Brand-aware audit

Maturity Assessment covers your entire portfolio in one engagement, calibrated against your brand standards and Martyn's Law obligations. Output is a phased remediation plan that respects guest experience.

PHASE 02

Discreet delivery

Engineers briefed on hospitality discretion. Work scheduled around occupancy and event calendar. Infrastructure designed to disappear into the property's aesthetic.

PHASE 03

Always-on protection

Continuous monitoring across the portfolio, Martyn's Law evidence packs ready by default, integration with your central reservations and revenue systems where useful.

Standards we work to

The standards UK hospitality operators must now meet.

Martyn's Law (Protect Duty)
Royal Assent April 2025. Statutory duty for venues over capacity thresholds to deliver protective security and evacuation planning.
Building Safety Act 2022
Applies to higher-risk hotel buildings over 18 metres. Continuous evidence and BSA gateway compliance mandatory.
BS 9991:2024
Updated fire safety design standard. Direct application to hotel guest rooms, public areas and back-of-house.
Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022
Specific duties for residential premises including hotels. Information-sharing with fire and rescue services.
BS 5839 Part 1
Fire detection and alarm systems. The core standard for hotel public areas, restaurants, and back-of-house.
BS EN 50131
Intruder alarm grading. Hotels handling high-value items typically require Grade 3 systems with NSI Gold ARC monitoring.
Proof, not promises

Trusted with the
work that matters most.

Brand-aligned
infrastructure
Martyn's Law
ready
Portfolio-wide
consistency
"Hotels are inherently hospitable. Security has to be felt rather than seen. The skill is delivering an unimpeachable compliance posture and an outstanding guest experience in the same property. SIaaS makes that possible across an entire portfolio".
Daniel Lucas, Managing Director, Ansador Group
GOT QUESTIONS?

Hospitality, answered.

Are you ready to support Martyn's Law (Protect Duty) compliance?
Yes. Martyn's Law received Royal Assent in April 2025 and brings new statutory duties for venues over capacity thresholds. Our hospitality SIaaS contracts include Martyn's Law gap analysis, the recommended physical security infrastructure, and the operational evidence venues need to demonstrate compliance to the regulator.
How do you handle multi-site rollouts across hotel chains?
Hotel groups typically operate hub-and-spoke estates with brand-standard requirements across every site. We deliver phased rollouts with consistent brand-aligned design across the portfolio, integrated with your central estates and revenue management systems.
Can you balance security with the guest experience?
This is the central craft of hospitality security. Visible deterrence at a discretion the brand requires. Our designs prioritise guest experience while delivering the security and compliance posture the operator needs. We work in five-star, mid-market, and budget brands and respect the difference.
Do you have experience with conference centres and event venues?
Yes. Conference centres face Martyn's Law obligations and require infrastructure that scales for major events while remaining quiet for everyday operations. Crowd flow, evacuation modelling, integration with PA and disabled-access systems, all part of our scope.
How do you handle out-of-hours work in operating hotels?
Hotels never close. Every site visit is calibrated against guest occupancy, restaurant covers, and event bookings. Our delivery model treats overnight low-occupancy windows as the norm, and engineers carry the discretion expected of the hospitality environment.
Can SIaaS help reduce insurance costs for hospitality operators?
In our experience, insurers reward demonstrable, continuous compliance evidence, particularly post-Grenfell and as Martyn's Law beds in. SIaaS produces this evidence by default. Multiple clients have reported insurance benefit conversations becoming materially easier under SIaaS contracts.

Map your portfolio against
Martyn's Law.

The Security Infrastructure Maturity Assessment is calibrated for UK hospitality operators. Personalised scorecard with Martyn's Law gap analysis. Yours to keep.

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