Grandmother, 63, and granddaughter, six, are kicked out of Georgia hotel in the middle of night BY POLICE after she gave it a 3 out of 5 star rev

One time, when I was working as a flight attendant and had an early morning flight, the weather forecast called for snow in the early morning hours. I lived over an hour from La Guardia Airport in NYC, so I made a reservation at a motel near the airport and drove there the night before my trip. I arrived at the motel around 11pm.

My first clue that I made a mistake choosing the motel....the desk clerk was behind a floor to ceiling wall of plexiglass. Bullet proof? I had no choice but to stay. It was late. I had no cell phone.

On my way to my room, an obvious prostitute was walking in front of me. She wore 5 inch inch high heels, fishnet stockings, and a skirt up to her butt. She entered a room.

Now in my room and in bed, expecting a good night's sleep, and I hear a woman moaning in the next room along with a man. The wall behind my bed was thin. Their bed was banging against the wall where the head of my bed was. Moaning and noise from the bed banging against the wall went on all night. I was scared to death. I didn't get much sleep at all. What a strange and scary experience. I'll never forget it!

And the local police agreed to go along with this?

That Manager Danny Vyas is like a poster child for the landlord mentality and why it's morally corrupt and forever damned.

People should not fear this type of shit in a free Country.

Police should have never been involved.

These are gestapo tactics.

I don't understand what right the hotel had throwing her out of her room and why in the world would the police get involved!

Spent a few years living in a hotel like that for work. 4-5 days a week for a job that was only 80 miles away. That was when gas was still $2 a gallon. Now we drive back and forth everyday unless it's in another state. We had the worst hotel rooms and out of state contractors (hookers) dominated the hallways.

lol...

I can laugh now, but that was a really scary experience. Try sleeping with one eye open.

I love Helen Georgia. A little Bavarian paradise in the middle of the mountains!

That being said, everything there is a "little run down".

I have never stayed in a hotel on the main drag in Helen, we always rent a cabin just outside of town.

Susan Leger and her granddaughter had to walk in their pajamas to a new hotel

They were kicked out of the Baymont Inn in Helen, Georgia for leaving a bad review on booking site Hotels.com after checking in
Leger said in her write-up that the hotel was run-down, and that its toilet didn't flush properly

Manager Danny Vyas told a 911 dispatcher that he wanted her out because, 'I know that you didn't like the room and you have reviewed us'

The booking website only refunded Leger after questions from reporters



A grandmother says she was kicked out of a Georgia hotel by police in the middle of the night after she left a bad review online, forcing her and her six year-old granddaughter to walk to an nearby hotel in their pajamas.

Susan Leger, 63, was on the first of her three-night stay at the Baymont Inn & Suites in the mountain town of Helen, Georgia in September when she got a call from the hotel manager telling her she had to leave.

It came shortly after booking site Hotels.com asked her to leave a review post-check-in. Leger did, branding the property 'run down'. She also complained that her room's toilet did not flush properly and that the pool was closed.


'My granddaughter's like clinging to my leg and crying so hard. This was scary. This was just horrifying,' Leger told WXIA.

Police then showed up to remove her and her 6-year-old grandchild, writing in a report that management wanted her out because she 'had given the hotel a bad review.'

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TripAdvisor has suspended ratings for this hotel.. for the foreable future.

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Danny sounds inadequate. He should be a man and go by "Dan".

The two worst hotels I ever stayed at were the Country Inn and Suits in Horsehead, NY and there was another hotel in Marietta, GA.

Country Inns are usually nice… or they used to be, and this one we stopped at after a long day of driving. The place looked somewhat dirty when we came in and when we got to our room there were no blankets on the bed, only sheets. Called the front desk and the manager said “they didn’t have blankets”. The room itself was freezing and we couldn’t change the temperature on the thermostat , so we stayed there and froze, as it was too late to go anywhere else.

The next one was a hotel in Marietta and we were stuck in a part of the hotel that they were remodeling. It was a scary looking place with dumpsters outside. We were pretty sure there were drug deals going on next door. Can’t remember the name of it.

LR

Three out of 5 is average, not bad.

Lemme guess, the hotel manager's name is PATEL.

Just a wild guess.


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Lmao. Always Patel at every damn hotel you stay at.

i think it's like up here in wisconsin (but they take the bad approach.) the corpos and police go hand-in-hand. especially with the judges too. with everyone rubbing each other's backs, everyone gets a treat when the time comes too.