Emily Chan
So she continued on with her morning routine. Suddenly, she heard a very faint knock and the sound of a door opening and closing. Again, Lyndsey tried to convince herself that the noises were all from the next room, not hers.
But her gut was telling her otherwise, and she had the feeling someone was in her room. Since she was in the shower, she didn’t have her phone or clothes with her. All she had was a towel.
She opened the bathroom door, hoping to see housekeeping, but instead, a man standing in the middle of her hotel room.
The man wasn’t wearing a uniform, a name tag, or anything that indicated he worked at the hotel. Once she saw him, Lyndsey screamed at the top of her lungs and demanded he leave.
The man jumped and said that she had scared him. He told her that he was part of the hotel’s maintenance crew and that there was a leak in her room.
Lyndsey screamed again and repeated for him to get out. The man did end up leaving immediately. The hotel also confirmed that there really was some sort of leak, and the man did work in maintenance, but he was new to the job.
Still, the experience was beyond scary for her because she was caught at a time when she was super vulnerable and didn’t have anything nearby to defend herself with.
Even though she might not have been in any danger this time around, the situation could’ve turned out much differently.
So the moral of the story here is to never forgo that extra lock on your door. It’s better to be safe than sorry!
@lyndsey_windham Part 1 of the most vulnerable / scariest moment I’ve had traveling alone. DEADBOLT your doors!! #travelsafety #womenssafety #hotelsafetytips #hotelsafetyhacks #hotelsecurity #womentravelingalone #womensolotravel #trustyourgut #storytime
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