Can I sue Holiday Inn that did not help me while I was being beaten in my room and they even want me to pay for the door?

I was beaten up at Holiday Inn in NYC by someone I knew. the assailant and his girlfriend were coming to pick me up for dinner, but instead it was just the assailant and a bunch of guys. They wanted to shoot a music video in my room and I said no and that I wanted them all to leave. The assailant got mad and began punching me in the head and body. I tried to hit back but he was much stronger. He threw me up against the walls and door and broke the door. I was SCREAMING for help but there was no security. I tried to call 911 from my cell and he threw it across the room, so I tried to use the hotel phone and he ripped it out of the wall and threw it at my head. When he was done assaulting me, he grabbed my wallet and ran out. I then called 911 and they came to the hotel. The hotel did NOTHING to help me and even gave the police who came to investigate the following day incorrect information because they had no clue as to the details. The assailant returned the wallet the next day with some things missing, but by that time all credit and debit cards were cancelled. He now knows where I live from my driver’s license. My mother came from NJ to pick me up because I was too shook up to drive home. The following day I went back to the city to get my car and wallet. My mother called the hotel and they have no interest in compensating us for her 12-night visit because she had 11 "good nights" and they even want to charge us for the broken door. The executive office also called me back from my call and also said they will do nothing to compensate us and they sounded like they blame my daughter for the "unfortunate incident" but they have no obligation to help us out in any way. I want to sue Holiday Inn for the lack of safety and security they provided for me while I stayed in their hotel. A group of guys are able to just walk into their hotel and come to my room without notifying me?