Bs cautious about what you leave in your hotel room.

[manaboutown]

Hotel maid in action in a US chain hotel: https://www.yahoo.com/travel/hotel-maid-seen-messing-with-guests-laptop-and-102412669862.html?hp=1

[billethkid]

Hotel maid in action in a US chain hotel: https://www.yahoo.com/travel/hotel-maid-seen-messing-with-guests-laptop-and-102412669862.html?hp=1
presents a vivid reality to what most of us think happens.....use locking and passcodes on any and all devices....do not leave them in the open......lock the suit case.

[manaboutown]

presents a vivid reality to what most of us think happens.....use locking and passcodes on any and all devices....do not leave them in the open......lock the suit case.

I carry special locks I use on my bags, NON TSA locks. Many hotel maids and/or their boyfriends have keys to the TSA locks.

[DonH57]

Totally shocking. Hotel employees have absolutely no need to touch personal items belonging to guests. None what so ever. Years ago I did a stint with Holiday Inn and that would have been grounds for dismissal. No ifs, and's, or butts.

[manaboutown]

I'll bet many of them have felony convictions. I know many baggage handlers do. It is hard to find good help these days!

[Shimpy]

Whenever I leave my room during the time they'll be cleaning the room I always keep anything of value in the trunk of my car such as laptop. Of course if you are flying then you don't have that option.

[Wandatime]

Jiminies!