Covid-19 Guidelines - Calistoga Spa Hot Springs

Calistoga Spa Hot Springs Staff will receive and be required to wear gloves throughout the duration of their scheduled work shift. The only exception will be if the use of gloves creates a safety hazard.

Masks - Each Calistoga Spa Hot Springs team member will receive and be required to use masks throughout the duration of their shift unless they do not have contact with their teammates, Guests or Vendors.

Gloves and masks should be removed carefully to avoid contamination of the wearer and the surrounding area. Goggles should be used whenever there is a risk of splash. Gloves and masks should always be disposed of after cleaning surfaces, handling trash, etc.

All staff must wash their hands with soap and water for 20 seconds. If soap and water are not available, an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol may be used. At the beginning and end of the shift, each staff member must sanitize their work area (keyboards, telephones, desks, housekeeping carts etc.). Commercial grade disinfectant will be available in each department. Hand sanitizer will be placed at key guest and employee entrances and contact areas.

Calistoga Spa Hot Springs will be implementing additional sanitizing measures to our already high standards of cleanliness. We will frequently sanitize all public spaces to include guestrooms, pools, patios and other public areas. The chemical used will kill 99.9% of bacteria and viruses to include SARS-CoV-2 that causes the coronavirus disease.

• Stay over service has been suspended to protect our team members and guests. • Extra amenities will be delivered upon request.
• Guestrooms can be quarantined for 24 to 72 hours before beginning the cleaning and disinfecting process. We cannot guarantee the reserved guest room number can be honored to meet this requirement.
• After guest departure, doors and windows will be opened to increase air circulation in the guestroom and air conditioning filters cleaned and disinfected.
• Guestrooms will be cleaned with CDC approved quaternary disinfectant between every guest use
• Housekeeping must ensure trash, soiled and dirty linen from every room is bagged and handled with caution to eliminate exposure.
• Clean and disinfect all areas of guestrooms and common areas including remote controls, lamp switches, door handles, and doorknobs. All multi touch items such as coffee makers, alarm clock, channel guides and notepads have been removed from the room per State of California requirements.
• Ensure the enhanced cleaning standards are always thoroughly followed. Cross contamination will be avoided by using proper cleaning rags and clean gloves for every area in the guestroom.
• All high traffic touch areas and common places will be sanitized and disinfected no less than 3 times a day or after use.
• The overnight team will deep clean all public areas. The use of bleach base and disinfectant chemicals will be used to sanitize effectively. Public bathrooms are not available during this phase of reopening.
• Ensure every sanitizing station are replenished

• To minimize air contamination, dirty laundry will be handled with care.
• All employees handing contaminated items must wear masks and gloves and dispose before touching sanitized spaces/leaving or returning from break periods. Do not shake laundry.
• Items must be washed in accordance with CDC guidelines and instructions.
• Clean and disinfect hampers/other carts that transport laundry according to guidance below

Social Distancing

• It is mandatory that every team member maintain a 6ft distance from others.
• Signage and floor markings at the front desk to ensure guests are keeping a safe distance when checking in/out or inquiring about something in person.
• Plexiglass has been installed at the front desk stations to minimize exposure.
• Group arrivals will be pre-keyed and registered to ensure a quick and contactless experience.
• When practical, front doors will be left open throughout the day to limit contact with door handles. Note our lobby will not be open during this phase of reopening. Guest interactions will occur at the lobby window.
• A staff member will always be present at curbside to navigate traffic and be sure that everyone is adhering to guidelines set forth.
• The front office reception desk will be sanitized after each guest interaction.

Payment Procedures

• The use of cash transactions will be discouraged unless necessary.
• Gloves must always be used during cash transactions. Gloves must be disposed of immediately following the transaction.
• Identification and Method of Payment will be checked visually at the front desk. The chip reader will be presented to the guest so that they can insert their Method of Payment with limited contact.
• All chip and pin readers will be clean with disinfectant spray after each use.

Room Keys

• A drop box will be supplied for all used room keys.
• Room keys will be sanitized 24 hours after guest use before utilizing again.
• New room keys will be presented to the guest with gloves in a tray to limit exposure.

Pool and Pool Deck Operations

• Social Distancing in pool requirement at 6 ft minimum.
• Lounge chairs and tables are prepositioned to achieve social distancing requirements.
• Cleaning and Sanitizing Protocol - Pool areas will be treated with disinfectant at the end of each day or as needed.
• Maintain proper disinfectant levels (1-10 parts per million free chlorine or 3-8 bromine) and pH (7.2-8).

Safety and Security

Guest Exhibiting Symptoms Consistent with COVID-19

If a staff member observes a guest exhibiting symptoms consistent with COVID-19, they must contact Management immediately. All guests displaying symptoms who are staying in the hotel must be asked to stay in their rooms. Front desk staff will contact the Calistoga Police and or Fire Department to inform them of the situation.

If our guest will be transported to the hospital for COVID-19 symptoms: Management will contact the Napa County Department of Health at 707-253-4270.

Management will contact an emergency biohazard cleaning company to disinfect the room and put room out of service until cleared by local health authorities.

Staff Member Exhibiting Symptoms Consistent with COVID-19

If one observes a staff member presenting with symptoms consistent with COVID-19, they must contact Management. Management will advise the Staff Member to go home and to seek medical attention.

Management will ask the staff member to disclose the name of that he/she has worked with in proximity. Management will notify the individuals that may have been in proximity with the infected team member. Management will ask those who have been possibly exposed if they are symptomatic.

Management will ask those who have been possibly exposed to seek medical attention and quarantine themselves. An infected team member will not be allowed to return unless a doctor's note is sent to Management for approval.

The operational plan posted here is intended as a guideline and is not intended to cover all aspects of COVID-19 prevention but provides a process to follow to provide a safe and enjoyable visit to Calistoga Spa Hot Springs. Updated will be made as directed by the State of California and Napa County Health Officer. For additional information visit the State of California COVID19 Site