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Holland Today
By the People, for the People
Holland Extended-Stay Hotel Qualifies for Risk Control Plan
Authorities say the plan aims to improve safety and reduce violations.
Published on Feb. 12, 2026
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A Holland, Michigan extended-stay hotel has qualified for a new risk control plan that aims to improve safety and reduce health and safety violations at the property. The plan was developed by local authorities in response to ongoing issues at the hotel.
Why it matters
Extended-stay hotels can present unique challenges when it comes to health and safety inspections, as guests often stay for longer periods and may not follow the same protocols as traditional hotels. This new risk control plan is an effort by local officials to proactively address these challenges and improve conditions for guests.
The details
The risk control plan will require the hotel to implement additional safety measures, increase staff training, and undergo more frequent inspections by local health and safety authorities. The goal is to reduce the number of priority and priority foundation violations that have been cited at the property in recent years.
- The risk control plan was developed in early 2026 by local authorities in Holland, Michigan.
- The plan will go into effect immediately and the hotel will be subject to increased inspections.
The players
Holland, Michigan
The city where the extended-stay hotel is located and where the risk control plan was developed.
Local Authorities
The city and county officials who created the risk control plan to address ongoing health and safety issues at the extended-stay hotel.
What’s next
The hotel will be required to submit regular progress reports to local authorities on their implementation of the risk control plan. Failure to comply could result in further enforcement actions.
The takeaway
This new risk control plan demonstrates how local officials are taking a proactive approach to address health and safety challenges at extended-stay hotels, which can be more complex to inspect and regulate than traditional hotels.
