Newcomb Hotel Co. v. Corbett

1. A guest in a hotel is entitled to the privacy of the room to which he has been assigned, and to remain there unmolested from improper or unjustified and unreasonable intrusion from the hotel keeper or those acting under his authority. Whether a hotel keeper is under a duty to protect a guest against third persons is not necessary to be here decided. See Newcomb Hotel Co. v. Corbett, 24 Ga. App. 533 (101 S. E. 713), s. c. 25 Ga. App. 583 (103 S. E. 723).

2. Where a “night watchman” or “house man” of a hotel, whose duty is to “ keep order in general and to look after things generally ”…