Nobu Hotel Los Cabos is planning on reopening its doors to guests on June 1 and when it does, health and safety will be a top priority, including temperature readings for employees.
Currently, the hotel is setting up hand-sanitizing stations throughout all areas of the hotel along with additional signage on the importance of hand-washing and physical distancing. Guests and employees will be asked to stay six feet away from other people they are not traveling with. Aside from the temperature readings, employes have received training on reporting global standards of sanitation and will be required to wear PPE based on their roles and responsibilities.
Nobu has also increased the frequency of their deep-cleaning and disinfecting in all common areas, public spaces, and guest rooms. Extra attention is placed on high-contact surfaces like check-in counters, elevator buttons, door handles, pool chairs, gym equipment and more. Food service will be open but buffets have been eliminated and in-room dining will now be contactless. You can read all the steps Nobu Hotel Los Cabos is taking here.
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