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1. As used in this act:

“Front desk” means the physical location in a hotel where a guest may check-into or reserve a room.

“Guest room” means a private room made available by a hotel for occupancy by a guest. A guest room may be comprised of several interconnected rooms, such as a bathroom, living room, or multiple bedrooms, in the case of a suite.

“Guest touch-point” means any surface in a public space in hotel that is regularly touched by a hotel or motel guest. A guest touch-point includes, but is not limited to, doorknobs, door handles, counters, desks, tables, chairs, sofas, and electronics.

“Occupied guest room” means that a guest is currently checked in to a guest room regardless of whether the guest is physically present in the room.

“Public space” means any space accessible to a guest within a hotel including, but not limited to, the lobby, including a lobby bathroom, a dining area, a hallway, an elevator, and a bathroom. A public space does not include a guest room.

L.2020, c.37, s.1.