A detailed review of Travelodge has raised concerns about staff training and customer safety. The review, conducted after a violent assault incident, found that a survivor felt overlooked at every stage. The review calls for enhanced workforce training and demands for national hotel standards to ensure visitor safety. The findings have sparked demands for better training and more robust safety measures across the hotel chain.
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