How can a hotel tell you smoked?

Another way hotels can tell if you smoked if by the damage. Nicotine from cigarettes stain surfaces yellow and brown. These stains will be especially visible on light-colored surfaces like walls, ceilings, counters, and floors. Housekeepers may also even notice the stains on the carpets or bedding.



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If you've ever stayed in a hotel that offers smoking rooms, you may have wondered whether or not these rooms actually smell like smoke. If you're short on time, here's a quick answer to your question: Yes, smoking rooms in hotels do tend to have a distinct smell of smoke.

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Smell and stains In addition to smoke detectors and housekeeping reports, hotels can also detect smoking in their rooms through the smell of smoke and cigarette stains.

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While most commercial occupancies do not have provisions for smoke detection, hotels and motels have requirements for both smoke alarms and smoke detectors.

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One effective method is to roll up a towel and place it at the base of the door. This will create a barrier and help keep the smoke contained. You can also use draft stoppers or door sweeps to further seal any gaps. Remember to remove them after your smoke session to avoid suspicion from hotel staff.

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Prepare the Room
  1. Open the windows and turn on the fan: This will help to circulate the air in the room and reduce the amount of vapor that lingers in the air. ...
  2. Cover the smoke detector with a plastic bag: Smoke detectors are designed to detect smoke, so they can easily pick up on vapor.


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Hotel smoke CO alarms are designed to flash every other second when they detect a potential fire or carbon monoxide hazard. This is done to alert guests and staff of the danger, so that appropriate action can be taken quickly.

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While smoking on balconies is generally not allowed, there may be certain exceptions and limitations depending on the hotel's specific policies. Some Marriott hotels may have designated smoking areas on their premises, which might include outdoor spaces such as patios or designated smoking zones.

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