Originally Posted by
Katja
but I have trouble with the idea that "Girls" (how many girls are really out there staying in hotels without their parents?) have different hotel security preferences than men.
Agreed. Preferences aside, I see no appreciable difference between the safety/security
needs of men and women.
Originally Posted by
Analise
Women are typically targetted more than men are so I don't think that one's feminism should be called into question when one wants to know what our preferences are.
It's hard to quantify since separate hotel crime statistics aren't kept by police departments, but I think it is naive to presume that men aren't also frequently targetted by criminals. It seems to me the underlying needs for a safe and secure property are the same for all travelers.