Shorewood Inn

EDIT: I'm 56, disabled, and a DV and rape survivor. I paid a reasonable price for a five-day stay, booking it in two parts. When I arrived, the manager said I could stay in the same room. After a storm left about 14 inches of snow on the ground, wind had piled about four feet across the parking lot. I heard plowing and saw the manager using a small plow on the sidewalk. I called to say I was stuck inside the hotel, and later the property was cleared. The next day I left the property. When I returned, I went to the office for towels and garbage bags. The manager got upset that I wasn't sure whether to ask housekeeping or the office. He angrily said, "we are not animals you could have asked us for towels." I explained that because it was a smaller motel, I didn't know who I should ask. When I opened my door, I could smell disinfectant and saw supplies, so I realized someone had entered and cleaned the room. I hadn't requested room service. I'd also told the manager when checking in that I'm a germaphobe and like to give the room a once-over, even if it looks clean. I wondered why he gave me extra supplies if the room had already been cleaned. The following day I heard something at my door. I had put out the do not disturb sign, and it sounded as if someone were about to open the door. I called out, "hello can I help whoever at my door." The housekeeper was standing there and apologized. I also noticed the manager standing right behind her on the porch, which seemed odd. Later, after running errands, I got back around 4 pm. The manager and I arrived at the property at the same time. He hurried from his car toward the office. I went to my room and swiped my key card, but it showed red and wouldn't let me in. I stood outside in the cold for about five minutes. The manager could see my room across the parking lot. When he didn't come to let me in, I called and said, 'Sir I can't get into my room please come open my door because I am not walking to the office.' I waited another ten minutes, then called the police. I didn't know why I couldn't get into the room I'd paid for, with my belongings inside, or why the manager was leaving me outside in the cold. About seven minutes after I called, the manager walked toward me. I told him I'd called the police. Instead of letting me in so I could cancel the call, he kissed his teeth, turned around, and left me outside my door in the cold. I waited about 20 more minutes for the police. I don't know what he told them, but they came out while he was still in the office. I told the officers I was checking out and wanted to ask for a refund. One said the manager wasn't giving me one. Only after I told the police my belongings were in the room did he go back inside. The manager then gave them the key card, and I packed and left. I took a bus to Riverhead, then an Uber to another hotel where I spent the night. I still don't know why the manager acted this way, but I believe he did it out of spite. This was my second stay at the inn. THIS IS MY TRUE HONEST EXPERIENCE WHILE STAYING AT THIS PLACE IN JAMESPORT NY EDIT: On the day of my court date I had to go to DSS. I called the clerk to ask if I could be a few minutes late, and she said yes. I arrived only 20 minutes late, but the judge told me the case was over, I'd lost, and I could file again. I leave this man to time.