Chicago
I appologive if there are typos Im in my car refueling for My drive home. I'll edit when I get home as the mobile version of the site isn't theneasiest to navigate on a smartphone. No fault to TER. Just simply a format best used on a laptop or desktop. 
I read what you said.when I was new in the business I didn't know what screening was.And I basically ran into a client who wanted to make an appointment with me.Once I finished talking with him on the phone i texted him my address.Then the room number when he "claimed" to be in the parking lot.He called me and asked if I would do bbfs.I told him no I don't provide those services Then he threatened to call the front desk and give them my room number.What do you know hotel and cop at my door.I'm not sure if you screen your clients or not but if you don't,please start doing so.There are alot of fcked up people out there!Also when you tour move around alot.never stay in one hotel because too many people knowing your room number is not good!If you would like to talk sometime feel free to pm me
Nothing a little Listerine couldn't handle 
That might sound extreme, but trust me. Once, if I had done the above rather than showering prior to leaving, I would have saved myself a really big headache.
I've learned that when I have a problem with someone to immediately leave that hotel. If there was an issue, and he might be angry/upset, get your butt out of the hotel ASAP.
Additional advice:
DO NOT CHECK OUT at the front desk. Do it through the room's tv or online or an app or whatever.
If the hotel room phone rings, don't answer it.
As soon as the door closes behind a problematic person, throw it in high gear and fly on out of there! Just shove all your stuff in your bags (making sure there are NO hobby-related items or debris left behind, even in the wastebaskets!) and leave the hotel through a side door.
That might sound extreme, but trust me. Once, if I had done the above rather than showering prior to leaving, I would have saved myself a really big headache.
All of that being said, the few times I've had uncomfortable confrontations with hotel staff have usually been a result of clients behaving indiscreetly, rather than from any malicious intent.
You will get past this, and be stronger for it! Big HUGS!!!!
This has gone a little off topic, but I'm tired after a 5 hour drive in the rain in a vintage stick shift. My left knee is a'throbin'
Thank you very much. It was a learning experience, though nothing more than a minor bumper bump in a grocer's parking lot.
I'm glad you are home safe, and happy that you were able to vent your frustrations using this forum to express yourself. I hope you have a safe, prosperous and rejuvenating week.
Done. And with the same professional poise and aplomb I have used here. Though some niches are provider only, I won't change my timbre to tell my tale, nor alter the facts.
