A bailee is liable for damage to goods of guests only if the damage was caused by the negligence of the hotel's employees.

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A bailee is responsible for any damage caused to the goods of the guests while they are under the bailee's care. However, if the damage was caused by circumstances beyond their control or was the fault of the guest themselves, the bailee may not be liable. In the case of a hotel, the bailee would be responsible for damage caused by the negligence of the hotel's employees, but not for damage caused by, for example, a natural disaster.

A Bailee Is Liable for Damage to Goods of Guests