amenities audit

1. General Information

2. Accessibility

  • Review current ADA regulations.
  • Conduct a physical inspection of the facility.
  • Document any non-compliance issues.
  • Consult with experts if necessary.
  • Prepare a report for necessary modifications.
  • Locate all ramps and elevators on the premises.
  • Ensure ramps have proper slopes and surfaces.
  • Check elevator functionality and signage.
  • Document any obstacles or maintenance issues.
  • Verify accessibility for all floors.
  • Identify designated accessible parking spaces.
  • Check for clear signage and pavement markings.
  • Ensure spaces are close to entrances.
  • Inspect pathways from parking to the building.
  • Document the number of spaces relative to capacity.
  • Inspect signage placement and visibility.
  • Ensure signs are at appropriate heights and sizes.
  • Check for braille and tactile elements.
  • Confirm that signs are easy to read.
  • Document areas needing improved signage.
  • Locate all restrooms in the facility.
  • Check for ADA-compliant fixtures and layouts.
  • Ensure restrooms are clearly marked.
  • Inspect for adequate space for maneuvering.
  • Document any barriers to access.
  • Measure door widths to ensure compliance.
  • Inspect pathways for obstructions and smooth surfaces.
  • Check for adequate turning space.
  • Document any narrow or inaccessible areas.
  • Ensure door hardware is usable by everyone.
  • Measure counter heights for compliance.
  • Check for accessible alternatives or modifications.
  • Evaluate staff assistance availability.
  • Ensure clear communication options.
  • Document any areas needing adjustments.
  • Locate all seating arrangements.
  • Check for designated accessible seating options.
  • Ensure seating is integrated into spaces.
  • Document any restrictions or barriers.
  • Assess availability during peak times.
  • Identify all emergency exit routes.
  • Check for clear signage and pathways.
  • Ensure exits are well-lit and unobstructed.
  • Test accessibility features during drills.
  • Document any improvements needed.
  • Identify areas where devices are needed.
  • Check inventory and functionality of devices.
  • Ensure staff are trained to assist guests.
  • Document availability and user feedback.
  • Plan for additional services if necessary.
  • Inspect installation of tactile paths.
  • Check for braille signage placement and accuracy.
  • Ensure paths lead to key areas.
  • Document condition and accessibility of guides.
  • Assess user feedback for improvements.
  • Review current training programs.
  • Check for updated materials on ADA compliance.
  • Ensure staff understand accessibility needs.
  • Document training frequency and effectiveness.
  • Identify areas for improvement.
  • Check website compliance with WCAG standards.
  • Evaluate ease of navigation for all users.
  • Ensure content is accessible and readable.
  • Document any barriers to access.
  • Plan for regular reviews and updates.

3. Common Areas

  • Examine floors for dirt and stains.
  • Check windows for cleanliness and smudges.
  • Inspect furniture for wear and damage.
  • Look for dust on surfaces and decor.
  • Ensure entryways are free from debris.
  • Evaluate spacing between seating for accessibility.
  • Check cushions and upholstery for comfort.
  • Assess arrangement for social interactions.
  • Ensure seating options cater to various needs.
  • Observe how seating accommodates foot traffic.
  • Check natural light sources and window treatments.
  • Evaluate the brightness of overhead lighting.
  • Inspect for any flickering or burnt-out bulbs.
  • Assess the use of ambient lighting features.
  • Consider how lighting affects mood and comfort.
  • Confirm coffee station is stocked and clean.
  • Test Wi-Fi speed and connectivity.
  • Ensure charging stations are functional.
  • Look for signage indicating amenity availability.
  • Assess the ease of access to amenities.
  • Inspect wall art and decorations for condition.
  • Evaluate color schemes and overall design coherence.
  • Assess seasonal decorations for timeliness.
  • Check for personal touches that enhance appeal.
  • Consider the cultural relevance of decor elements.
  • Check for clear language and graphics.
  • Ensure signs are at appropriate heights.
  • Assess visibility from various angles.
  • Look for signs directing to key locations.
  • Evaluate overall consistency in signage style.
  • Check thermostat settings for comfort.
  • Assess air quality and circulation.
  • Inspect vents for dust and blockages.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of heating/cooling systems.
  • Gather feedback from guests regarding comfort.
  • Inspect cleanliness and supplies in restrooms.
  • Check for proper functioning of fixtures.
  • Evaluate accessibility for individuals with disabilities.
  • Assess signage directing to restrooms.
  • Monitor odor levels and overall hygiene.
  • Inspect elevator buttons for cleanliness.
  • Check for functional emergency systems.
  • Assess stairwell lighting and safety features.
  • Look for debris or hazards in stairwells.
  • Monitor elevator wait times and efficiency.
  • Inspect placement and visibility of bins.
  • Check bins for proper labeling and overflow.
  • Evaluate cleanliness around disposal areas.
  • Assess accessibility of waste and recycling bins.
  • Monitor the frequency of waste collection.
  • Count the number of outlets available.
  • Check for functionality and accessibility.
  • Assess placement near seating areas.
  • Inspect charging stations for cleanliness.
  • Evaluate the demand for charging options.
  • Check for ramps and handrails.
  • Assess door widths and opening mechanisms.
  • Evaluate seating arrangements for accessibility.
  • Inspect signage for Braille and clear visuals.
  • Consider pathways for ease of navigation.
  • Inspect placements of surveillance cameras.
  • Ensure cameras are functional and unobstructed.
  • Evaluate staff presence during peak hours.
  • Assess emergency response protocols.
  • Check for visible security signage.
  • Check equipment for damage or wear.
  • Ensure games are complete and functional.
  • Evaluate cleanliness of recreational areas.
  • Assess the variety of available activities.
  • Monitor guest engagement with equipment.
  • Assess background noise from various sources.
  • Evaluate soundproofing in common areas.
  • Gather guest feedback on noise levels.
  • Check for disruptive activities or events.
  • Monitor overall ambiance for relaxation.
  • Ensure brochures are up-to-date and informative.
  • Check display racks for cleanliness and organization.
  • Assess the variety of materials available.
  • Monitor guest interaction with promotional items.
  • Evaluate signage directing guests to information.

4. Recreational Facilities

  • Inspect all machines for functionality.
  • Clean surfaces and equipment thoroughly.
  • Check for proper maintenance logs.
  • Ensure adequate space for movement.
  • Assess availability of sanitizing supplies.
  • Check water clarity and chemical levels.
  • Inspect safety equipment (e.g., lifebuoys).
  • Assess cleanliness of poolside areas.
  • Verify availability of lounge chairs and umbrellas.
  • Ensure proper signage for pool rules.
  • Confirm booking systems are functional.
  • Inspect condition of playing surfaces.
  • Assess accessibility for all users.
  • Verify availability of necessary equipment.
  • Check maintenance schedules for facilities.
  • Inspect landscaping for health and aesthetics.
  • Assess seating availability and comfort.
  • Check for litter and maintenance needs.
  • Verify accessibility for all guests.
  • Ensure adequate shade and sun protection.
  • Check for visible wear and tear.
  • Inspect cleaning and maintenance schedules.
  • Ensure safety gear is available and functional.
  • Assess storage conditions for equipment.
  • Gather user feedback on equipment quality.
  • Inspect all games for functionality.
  • Check cleanliness of the game room.
  • Assess availability of necessary equipment.
  • Verify appropriate signage for rules.
  • Gather feedback from users about the experience.
  • Inspect clarity and visibility of signs.
  • Ensure rules are easily understandable.
  • Check for emergency contact information.
  • Assess placement of signs in high-traffic areas.
  • Verify updates to rules and regulations.
  • Review schedules for variety and frequency.
  • Inspect facilities used for activities.
  • Gather participant feedback on events.
  • Assess instructor qualifications and experience.
  • Verify promotional materials are current.
  • Check for overall cleanliness and hygiene.
  • Assess availability of lockers and security.
  • Inspect for proper accessibility features.
  • Ensure adequate ventilation and lighting.
  • Gather feedback on user experience.
  • Check supply levels of towels.
  • Inspect cleanliness of all amenities.
  • Assess accessibility of amenities for guests.
  • Ensure replacement procedures are in place.
  • Gather guest feedback on amenities.
  • Inspect first aid kits for completeness.
  • Check expiration dates of supplies.
  • Verify accessibility of emergency equipment.
  • Ensure staff is trained in emergency procedures.
  • Assess visibility of emergency information.
  • Inspect trails for safety and accessibility.
  • Check for litter and maintenance needs.
  • Assess condition of picnic tables and grills.
  • Verify landscaping aligns with safety standards.
  • Gather user feedback on outdoor spaces.
  • Create a feedback collection system.
  • Ensure anonymity for honest responses.
  • Assess feedback for recurring issues.
  • Use feedback to improve facilities.
  • Follow up with guests for clarification.
  • Review local regulations and standards.
  • Inspect facilities for compliance.
  • Check licensing requirements for activities.
  • Ensure staff is aware of regulations.
  • Maintain documentation of compliance efforts.

5. Guest Services

6. Room Amenities

7. Safety and Security

8. Maintenance and Upkeep

9. Feedback and Improvement

10. Conclusion