Travelodge staff gave abuser key to his victim's room
Usual Corporate BS used by Travelodge re staff giving a domestic abuser key to his victim's room That said “while incidents like this were "very rare", customer safety and security was, and remained, a priority with staff undergoing recent training” Those responsible should be fired at snr level
So rare that we seem to hearing about them on a regular basis 🤷♂️
I work at a hotel and I have to watch a video about not doing this about every three months and m a cook!
I spent roughly 10 years in the hotel industry, and that is a No-No of the highest level! If you can't provide ID for the registration, you do not get a key.
It's a very rare thing that seems to happen to Travelodge an awful lot
Travelodge clearly haven't changed their policies and practices since the last time 🤬 Woman assaulted after Travelodge staff gave room key to her abuser www.theguardian.com/society/2026...
“Earlier this year, we made changes to strengthen our room access security policy and incident escalation procedures, supported by training for all of our customer-facing colleagues.” — Well, they haven’t bloody worked, have they? Travelodge need to get a grip and sort this, maybe fire some bosses
I'm very glad I took the decision not to stay in the Travelodge near London City Airport in June. They clearly aren't safe for women.
Absolutely never stay in a Travelodge.
How can a woman travelling alone feel safe in a Travelodge?
Travelodge are serious bad news, man. BBC News - Travelodge staff gave domestic abuser key to his victim's room - BBC News www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
We were in a Travelodge a couple of weeks back and a guy at reception was kicking off because he didn't have his key card and the receptionist (a young lady on her own, obviously) wouldn't let him in. They are so understaffed. A young lady shouldn't be put in that situation.
"These cases are rare." Oh well then, I'm sure the victims are relieved to hear that. Not so rare that your chain has a catalogue of these incidents that other chains seemingly don't though.