I booked a non-refundable room via expediate for two weeks so that I could have a place available as needed while I moved into a new house. After one week, my house was in a livable condition so I moved my stuff from the hotel into my house and spent a few nights in my new house, but I planned to use the hotel room to relax after a long day of unpacking as my house did not have a functioning TV. After a few days in my new house, I went back to the hotel room (which I had already paid for in advance) and was shocked to discover that there was another person's stuff in my room. I complained to the front desk, and they said that because I hadn't used the room in over 48 hours and because the room was empty, they canceled my reservation and booked someone else in the room. When I commented that it was a significant safety issue that my room key was not deactivated, they blamed their new computer system and didn't seem to appreciate how dangerous it was that I had access to a room that another person was now staying in. When I complained that they had taken my money but not provided me with the service I paid for, they said that due to Expedia's practices, they were unable to refund my money, even though they got paid for the room twice. As a single female who travels alone often, I consider this disregard for the personal safety of their guests completely unacceptable, and I consider charging two different people for the same room a very dishonest business practice.