Senior travelers should look for accommodations that have safety features such as grab bars, non-slip floors, and well-lit hallways and entrances. They should also consider the location of the accommodation and ensure that it is in a safe neighborhood with easy access to emergency services.

Senior travelers should consider accommodations that are easily accessible, such as ground floor rooms or rooms with elevators. They should also consider accommodations that offer amenities for seniors, such as transportation services and handicap accessibility.

Senior travelers can do research on the accommodations they are considering to ensure that they have a good safety record and have not had any major security incidents. They should also read reviews from other travelers to gauge the safety and security of the accommodations.

Senior travelers should immediately report any safety concerns or incidents to the front desk or management of the accommodation. They should also contact local law enforcement if necessary and consider finding alternate accommodations if they do not feel safe.

Senior travelers can use online travel sites that offer reviews and ratings from other travelers, as well as safety and security information for accommodations. They can also contact travel agents who specialize in senior travel or consult with organizations such as AARP for recommendations.