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Women attacked in Travelodge room after staff gave room key to abuser

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A woman was attacked in a Travelodge room after hotel staff gave a room key to her abuser.

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She said she was "failed" by the hotel chain, recalling the incident as one of the "most traumatic nights" of her life.

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She came forward with her story after hearing about the Kyran Smith case, who received a seven-and-a-half-year prison sentence in February after attacking a woman in her room at a Travelodge in Maidenhead in 2022, the BBC reports.

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Travelodge responded to the accusation, saying while incidents like this were "very rare", security and customer safety remain a top priority for the chain, with staff going through relevant training.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The woman was staying at one of Travelodge's London branches in October 2025, for a "night away from the fear", following a campaign of abuse at home.

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