Video Surveillance: Secure Your Hotels with Ease!
UTH offers a video surveillance solution tailored to the hospitality industry, protecting your guests, staff, and property with a reliable, simple, and efficient system.
UTH: Video surveillance tailored to hospitality
UTH deploys modern, regulation-compliant video surveillance solutions to secure your hotels, your guests and your staff. From coverage study to installation and 7-day-a-week maintenance, we guarantee a reliable, user-friendly and GDPR-compliant system.
100%
GDPR & CNIL compliance
Multi-device
PC, tablet & mobile
Hotline
support 7 days a week
Preventive
immediate deterrent effect
Video surveillance
Why choose UTH?
Enhanced protection
- HD cameras
- Day & night vision
- Continuous or motion-based recording
- Monitoring in all environments
Secure access
- Remote viewing
- Secure archiving
- Real-time intrusion alerts
- Access management
A scalable solution
- Easy camera expansion
- Compatibility with existing systems
- Intelligent video analytics
- Expert maintenance
Protect your properties
with UTH video surveillance
UTH designs and deploys tailor-made video surveillance solutions, perfectly adapted to the hospitality industry. Our systems ensure the safety of your guests, your teams and your facilities, while fully complying with legal obligations and GDPR requirements.
- HD cameras & night vision
- Secure recording and archiving
- Remote access via PC and mobile
- Real-time alerts
- Certified installation and maintenance
- GDPR & CNIL compliance
- Monitoring of sensitive areas
- Integration with your IT systems
Why is it essential to implement video protection in your hotels?
Video protection strengthens guest trust and your teams’ peace of mind, and serves two main purposes:
Ensuring the safety and peace of mind of your guests and employees
Video surveillance is essential for the day-to-day security of a hotel. Discreet yet visible cameras, positioned in the right places and with full respect for privacy, reassure your guests and deter theft, damage and incidents.
Gain peace of mind and legal protection
Video protection allows you to supervise your site in real time and review recordings when an incident occurs. It is a valuable tool for analysing events, improving procedures and providing evidence in the event of a dispute or an insurance claim.
Where should cameras be installed?
Installing cameras involves both strategic and legal considerations. UTH will help you define a coverage plan that is complete and extensive enough to cover key areas with optimised angles. These include:
- The main entrance and other access points to the building;
- The lobby and front desk;
- Access to lifts, staircases and service stairs;
- Corridors on guest floors;
- Possibly: the restaurant, the pool (especially if there is no lifeguard), the car park and storage areas.
It is also possible to rationalise the equipment required in order to keep costs under control and avoid overloading the system unnecessarily. Finally, legal restrictions must be strictly respected, particularly regarding the recording of public spaces or semi-private areas, which must comply with applicable regulations (such as staff break rooms, spas, etc.).
What types of cameras should be installed?
There are many hardware options, but we generally recommend mini-dome cameras, which meet the technical requirements for high-definition video streams while remaining discreet yet visible. Offering good value for money, they can be installed indoors or outdoors and, depending on the model, feature infrared for improved night vision. Pan-tilt or remotely controlled cameras can be added where needed.
It is important to look beyond the cameras themselves and consider the system as a whole: cabling, network, and dedicated servers for recording and accessing footage. Thanks to its IT expertise, UTH can advise you on the optimal infrastructure for your needs. We also provide ongoing maintenance, both hardware and software.
Regulations and video surveillance in hotels
As establishments open to the public, hotels are subject to specific regulations. In particular, any installation requires prefectural authorisation, as well as the display of specific information notices for users.
In addition, cameras must not film certain areas. Access to footage must be restricted to management or authorised security personnel only, and recordings may not be kept for more than 30 days. In all cases, UTH supports you in ensuring full compliance with current legislation.
