Chelsea Green Receives Apology from Fairmont Hotel Plaza

Chelsea Green’s Persistence Pays Off After Unpleasant Hotel Incident

Summary

– Chelsea Green was wrongly accused and ousted from the Fairmont Hotel Plaza in NYC due to her attire, which led to claims of her being an escort.

– After nearly two weeks of effort, Green successfully reached the hotel’s general manager and received the apology she sought.

– Green highlighted the importance of humility and openness in resolving such disputes, suggesting WWE management could learn from this incident.

Chelsea Green recently faced an unexpected challenge while staying at the Fairmont Hotel Plaza in New York City. On April 3, she took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a distressing experience where she was accused of being an escort based on her attire and subsequently asked to leave the hotel. This incident sparked considerable support for Green, who felt wronged by the hasty judgment.

After nearly two weeks of persistence, Green managed to have a constructive conversation with the Fairmont Hotel Plaza general manager. On April 13, she updated her followers on X, expressing relief and satisfaction over receiving an apology from the hotel management. For Green, this gesture of acknowledgment and the discussion that led to it underscored the value of humility and the impact of open, respectful dialogue.

Green’s experience at the hotel contrasts sharply with her current struggles in WWE, where she has faced two defeats against Jade Cargill in a week. She hinted that WWE officials, including General Manager Adam Pearce and Nick Aldis, could benefit from adopting a more receptive and considerate approach similar to that demonstrated by the hotel’s general manager.