Thailand travel safety tips
Practical tips for guests and hosts, and the emergency numbers to keep handy in Thailand
Emergency Numbers in Thailand
Public numbers worth saving before you travel
Tourist Police
Call 1155
Ambulance
Call 1669
Police
Call 191
Guest Safety Guidelines
Follow these tips for a safe and enjoyable stay
Before You Book
- Read the listing description and look through all photos
- Check the property location on the map
- Read cancellation policy carefully
- Keep a written record of messages with your host
- Be wary of unexpected payment requests
During Your Stay
- Report any safety concerns immediately
- Keep emergency numbers handy
- Lock doors and windows when away
- Don't share property access codes
- Document any property damage
After Your Stay
- Share feedback with the host if you wish
- Report any issues experienced
- Communicate checkout procedures
- Return keys as instructed
- Contact support if charged incorrectly
Host Safety Guidelines
Protect yourself and your property while hosting
Guest Screening
- Consider asking guests for identification at check-in
- Read guest messages and booking details carefully
- Set clear house rules
- Use instant book with requirements
- Trust your instincts
Property Protection
- Consider security deposit
- Install security cameras (disclose locations)
- Use smart locks for access control
- Keep valuables in secure location
- Have insurance coverage
Communication
- Keep written records of guest communication
- Set expectations clearly
- Provide emergency contacts
- Document property condition
- Respond promptly to issues
Be Careful with Payments and Messages
Confirm payment details with your host through the listing before you pay
Keep a written record of your booking conversations
Be wary of unexpected requests to pay by wire transfer to an unfamiliar account
Report suspicious requests to contact@siamstays.com