Clare Day says she is still suffering two months after the incident. Photo / Facebook
Clare Day says she is still suffering two months after the incident. Photo / Facebook
A hotel guest caught the manager spying on her naked - and was offered a free night's stay at the same hotel when she told other employees what had happened.
Saleswoman Clare Day, 27, was undressing in her room of a Best Western near Darlington in County Durham, when shelocked eyes with a man whose face was "pressed against the glass" of the bathroom window.
The British mum-of-two realised the man was one of the hotel's shift managers: the same employee who had tried to talk to her earlier that night while she was eating alone in the restaurant.
Clare Day was staying in a ground floor room at Walworth Castle when she saw an employee spying on her. As compensation she was given a free night's stay at the same hotel.
"My stomach lurched. It was like something out of a horror movie," she told the Mirror.
She was so shaken that she didn't sleep that night and pushed a wardrobe against the door to bar possible intruders.
The man was later given a caution for voyeurism by police because it was a first-time offence.
Clare Day claims when she phoned reception to report the incident she was told to lock her bedroom door and phone again in the morning. Photo / Facebook
It is also believed that he was fired from the hotel after CCTV footage was found of the incident.
But when Day complained to the chain, she was given a free night's stay as compensation at the same hotel where the incident happened in October.
For months afterward she was afraid to be left alone and her husband, Nick, had to take off two weeks from work to be with her.
"I'm furious. He has been let off scot-free. I felt totally violated and I am still suffering the effects of his actions," Day said.
