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I am booking hotels at Georgetown. I am paranoid about hotel safety because of past experience.
I booked to Georgetown Suites. From Google, looks like it's a converted apt, probably poor management of security. Anyone lived here before?
I read on yelp,
"The more troubling issue, however is the fact that I was able to gain complete and unfettered access to another person's hotel room without even so much as an I.D. check or telephone call to the named reservation holder. This seems to invite all sorts of malfeasance. "
^Are you serious?!?!??!?! SHOULD I CHANGE MY HOTEL???
At Georgetown Suites, you can enter another person's room without access key.
Here's what the yelper said:
"The more troubling issue, however is the fact that I was able to gain complete and unfettered access to another person's hotel room without even so much as an I.D. check or telephone call to the named reservation holder. This seems to invite all sorts of malfeasance."
At Georgetown Suites, you can enter another person's room without access key.
Here's what the yelper said:
"The more troubling issue, however is the fact that I was able to gain complete and unfettered access to another person's hotel room without even so much as an I.D. check or telephone call to the named reservation holder. This seems to invite all sorts of malfeasance."
Thanks Matt, that's what I am looking to hear, although avoiding confirmation bias at the same time.
@DCforever: did you have some hot sauce for breakfast? Mighty rude here.
Why is that reassuring to you? Does that poster know the nuances of door protocol in that hotel?
I've never heard of people having access to others' rooms, even at the seediest hotels. The best anyone can tell you is it's a safe area and a reputable hotel.
Remember people post fake reviews out of spite sometimes. Unless it's a trend, I wouldn't worry.
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