
Travelodge Failed Sex Assault Victim at Every Stage, Review Finds
Key Takeaways
- Travelodge's security policies were deemed not fit for purpose.
- Room intrusions were reported at nearly 10% of hotels this summer.
- The review issued 38 recommendations, including mandatory ID checks.
- The company has apologized and pledged necessary capital investment.
Ad placeholder
An independent review has concluded that Travelodge fundamentally failed a victim of sexual assault at its Maidenhead hotel in 2022. Barrister Paul Greaney KC found that the company's security policies were inadequate and that a culture existed where room intrusions were treated as minor incidents.
Despite recent improvements, the review highlights that security lapses persist, with unauthorized room access reported at nearly one-in-ten hotels this summer. Travelodge has apologized and committed to implementing 38 recommendations, including stricter ID requirements and staff training.
In-article ad placeholder
Recommended for you
Tools and services we trust to boost productivity and content workflows.
Browse picksTravelodgehotel securitysexual assaultcorporate accountabilitysafety review
Ad placeholder
