Yes, a private residential building would require all that if it was a multi-unit apartment or condo building with the same number of units as the hotel. Conversely, a hotel would not be required to have all that if it was a small building equivalent to a single-family house with only a few guest rooms (like a Bed and Breakfast in a converted house).
The only possible exception would be having the fire evacuation map posted on the inside of the doors, but that didn't apply to the hotel where I worked because our rooms all had doors that opened directly to the outside and the evacuation maps were only required if the rooms opened to an interior hallway. In any case, although we did our best to comply with code, we were never "inspected" by anyone other than the city codes inspector who signed off on it when we had the roof replaced (which, again, would be required of any building).