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EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLAN
For your safety, please take a few minutes to read over the information on this page. In the
unlikely event that the hotel needs to be evacuated, it could prove to be a life saver.
NOTICES, CALL POINTS & FIRE EXITS.
There are ‘Fire Action’ notices displayed throughout the building that outline the steps to be taken in
the event of fire.
Please familiarize yourself with the location of:
• The fire notices displayed, they contain important information.
• Push-glass fire alarm call-point (small red box) they are situated by stairwells and exits.
• Escape routes and fire exits, highlighted by green signs.
• Fire Alarm Testing is conducted on Monday at 11am.
IF YOU DISCOVER A FIRE - PLEASE TRY NOT TO PANIC!!
• Raise the alarm by shouting FIRE! (to alert anyone in the immediate vicinity).
• Activate the nearest Push-glass fire alarm call-point (small red box, close to major exits).
• Where possible notify a member of staff, advise them of the nature and location of the fire -
they will contact the Emergency Services (Telephone: 999).
• Follow the evacuation plan as laid out below.
IF YOU HEAR THE EMERGENCY EVACUATION ALARM - PLEASE FOLLOW THE FOLLOWING
STEPS FOR YOUR SAFETY
• Leave the building by the nearest exit, highlighted by green signs, closing all doors behind
you as you leave.
• Do not attempt to collect or carry any personal belongings.
• Do not use lifts – use the staircases.
• Report to the Evacuation Assembly Point at Snax Restaurant on Linenhall Street, please familiarise
yourself with this location.
• Stay at the Assembly Point until you have been advised by the Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue
Service it is safe to re-enter the building.
EVACUATION ASSISTANCE
If you feel you would require assistance in the case of an evacuation, please advise our receptionist.
DoubleTree by Hilton Belfast City
10 Donegall Square South | Belfast | BT1 5JD
www.tensquare.co.uk | +44 (0) 28 9024 1001

