Police need a warrant (or probable cause) to search basically any private, locked space. Hotel security are not police. They are more like landlords. So the 4t

Police need a warrant (or probable cause) to search basically any private, locked space. Hotel security are not police. They are more like landlords. So the 4th Amendment does not apply to them (which every security professional on Twitter is currently experiencing collective amnesia about, apparently). However, like landlords, state/local jurisdictions usually set rules on hotel tenant rights. I'm not sure what those rules are in Nevada, but I would bet that they are much more lenient there than elsewhere due to regulatory capture, since gambling is such a lucrative industry.