Delaware Pool and Spa Signage

Ensuring the safety and well-being of your hotel guests is paramount. In Delaware, this includes adhering to specific signage requirements for hotel pools and hot tubs/spas. These regulations aim to provide clear and concise information regarding safety procedures, emergency protocols, and facility usage, ultimately enhancing guest safety and protecting your hotel from potential liabilities.

Benefits of Compliance

• Enhanced Guest Safety: By adhering to these regulations, you prioritize the safety and well-being of your guests, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries.
• Reduced Liability: Compliance with all relevant safety regulations helps protect your hotel from potential legal liabilities arising from accidents or incidents.
• Improved Guest Experience: Clear and informative signage contributes to a positive guest experience by providing essential information and promoting responsible pool and spa usage.
• Enhanced Hotel Reputation: Demonstrating a commitment to safety enhances your hotel's reputation and builds trust with guests.

Key Signage Requirements for Hotel Pools & Spas

• Clearly mark locations for first aid kits and emergency telephones with first aid and emergency information. This should include the location of said equipment.
• “Dial 911 in Emergency” signs should provide instructions and information for contacting both the hotel property and emergency services.
• Hotel pool and spa facilities in Delaware must post a pool hours sign with a clear indication that unauthorized use is prohibited.
• Pools without lifeguards must post conspicuous “No Lifeguard on Duty” signs that also states children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
• Prominent spa rules signs at spa entrances must include warnings about showering, using caution, age restrictions, health advisories, temperature and time limits, and more.