January 29, 2026
Who should warn people about the risks to which Ryan Greene subjects guests and their children at Home2 Suites Glen Mills?
From my September 9, 2025 post:
Knowing that front desk agent “Sayeed” repeatedly made racist remarks about Black and Hispanic women, Mr. Greene did not terminate his employment, enabling “Sayeed” to reject Black and Hispanic guests.
For over a year, Ryan Greene placed guests and their children in danger because he failed to follow I-9 requirements to verify “Sayeed’s” identity. Mr. Greene unleashed an impostor, who could be a murderer or other felon on guests, and he gave “Sayeed” access to all guests’ rooms, credit card/personal information, towels/toiletries, and food/beverages.
Since I told Mr. Greene that I know about the “Sayeed” debacle, some housekeepers have recently left, after three years, and a few new housekeepers have appeared. I cannot say that Ryan Greene routinely hires undocumented workers, but he previously hired “Sayeed,” and it is reasonable to suspect subterfuge due to the sudden change in staff. Federal agencies will investigate.
In the last two months, I see that Home2 Suites has operated with a threadbare housekeeping staff. The hotel appears clean, but management does not enforce proper hygiene practices.
From my September 9, 2025 post:
As cameras verify, Ryan Greene continuously does not sanction proper sanitary conditions in communal areas, especially the lounge and backyard patio, gambling with the lives of guests and their children.
I throw up a little in my mouth when I see guests cook on the backyard grills, eat at the tables in the lounge, and use the other computer that occasionally works, because housekeeping does not usually disinfect those surfaces. “Cleaning” surfaces with damp, repeatedly used cloths does not effectively disinfect.
Guests must check underneath and behind mattresses, rollaway beds/sofas for bed bugs, dust mites, and clumps of human/dog hair. Housekeepers do not regularly shampoo carpets, so guests complain about black feet.
Housekeeping follows general manager’s Ryan Greene’s directives.
Bed bugs have been found due to poor sanitation, and the Department of Health has closed the swimming pool multiple times after failed inspections.
Front desk agent Guy twirls cigarettes at the front desk. He smokes outside and leaves a lit cigarette on the trash can, lip side on the top of the trash can, and returns to the front desk to help customers, without washing his hands. Guy goes back outside to finish his cigarette and comes back to the front desk, again, without washing his hands.
Knowing that cigarette smoke bothers guests, and some people are allergic, Ryan Greene permits front desk agents to smoke at the entrance. That behavior allows staff to see the front desk, so they can run there to help guests with food/snacks, bottles of water, and towels/toiletries with dirty hands and the stench of cigarettes.
A below average attorney would dismantle Ryan Greene’s false testimony about handwashing routines and proper sanitation at Home2 Suites, especially when there’s a breakfast bar. Thankfully, 21st c. technology, videos, and camera surveillance, also rebut lies.
If an employee showed up naked for work, I think Ryan Greene would hand him a fig leaf and tell him to get to work.
Newport Hospitality Group uses online reputation management. If NHG did not use online reputation management, the public would know the degeneracy with which Ryan Greene runs Home2 Suites, and those reviews would probably be, as people say colloquially, “in the toilet.”
Businesses rely on the “ignorance” of consumers, especially those over 35, who might not know that 21st c. technology barters bad reviews for refunds, gifts, promotions, free stays, and rewards points.
DECEMBER 2025 GOOGLE REVIEW:
B****** W******
3/5
Our room smelled like a dirty litter box! Was clean in appearance.