Hospitality Insurance

Protecting the hospitality industry.

A main focus of the hospitality industry is serving the needs of your guests. Make sure to be covered for any situation that may arise.

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Risk management and coverage designed for you.

Assessing risk and protecting your business from loss for you and your guests is critical. With that being said, Marshall & Sterling offers a suite of coverage options and services to make sure you are covered, including:

Commercial Property (Including Builder's Risk for locations under construction)
General Liability
Excess Liability
Liquor Liability
Food Spoilage
Assault & Battery
Cyber Liability
Guest Property
Auto & Heavy Equipment
Hospitality Services Errors & Omissions
Workers' Compensation & Disability
Fidelity & Crime
Employment Practices Liability

Our solutions are built for the hospitality industry, businesses large and small, including:

Franchise Hotels
Independent Hotels
Motels
Bed & Breakfasts
Resorts...and more!

Contact your local Marshall & Sterling office to learn more about our hospitality business insurance solutions. Our team of industry experts will discuss your coverage options and help find the protection that best fits your unique needs and budget.

Tips from our experts

Business Continuity in the Face of Disaster

Many business owners fail to consider how they would manage if a fire or natural disaster rendered their business premises temporarily unusable. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), almost 40 percent of all businesses that close down following a disaster never open again.

Office Fire Prevention Tips

Fires are a serious risk for businesses of all types. It’s up to you to take the proper precautions to keep yourself, your co-workers and safe from fire hazards.

Lower the Risks of Fire
There are some simple things you can do to prevent fires:

What to Do in the Event of an Active Shooter

Workplace violence may be a rare occurrence, but you should never underestimate the importance of being prepared in the event that your workplace is targeted by an active shooter. An active shooter is an individual who is engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated area.