These Stars Are Bad Hotel Guests

Lindsay Lohan, a notorious troublemaker, was banned from LA's Chateau Marmont in 2012 after accumulating over $46,000 in unpaid charges. Lohan's destructive tendencies extended to the W New York Union Square, causing an estimated $50,000 in damages.

In 2010, police found Charlie Sheen in a trashed suite at New York's Plaza Hotel, drunk and naked amid the ruined room. Sheen's escapade added another chapter to his well-documented history of hotel incidents.

Marilyn Manson's 1998 rampage in Poughkeepsie involved a food fight, broken appliances, and setting fire to hotel rooms, accumulating over $25,000 in fees. The shock rocker left an indelible mark on hotels in Poughkeepsie, showcasing his penchant for chaos.

In 1994, Johnny Depp, inspired by Keith Richards, caused $10,000 in damages at The Mark Hotel in New York, citing an angry armadillo as the culprit. Depp's unconventional explanation and subsequent arrest provide a glimpse into the actor's eccentricities.

In his 1970s prime, Rod Stewart's wild parties led to a lifetime ban from Holiday Inn in 1976. Stewart later revealed that he continued staying at Holiday Inns but checked in under the name Fleetwood Mac.

In 2005, frustrated by a failed phone call, Russell Crowe threw a phone at the head of a Mercer Hotel employee, leading to his arrest. Crowe attributed the incident to extreme jet lag, and the case was eventually settled for a significant sum.

In 1994, the Brit pop band Oasis found themselves permanently banned from London's Columbia Hotel due to their "archetypal rock 'n' roll sad behavior." Noel Gallagher's infamous comment about the plate-glass windows serves as a testament to the havoc they wreaked during their stay.

In 2006, Guns N' Roses' Axl Rose drunkenly broke a mirror at Berns Hotel in Stockholm, bit a security guard, and engaged in a lobby argument at 8 am. Rose's erratic behavior resulted in legal consequences, showcasing the rockstar's turbulent lifestyle.

In 1972, Rolling Stones' guitarist Keith Richards exhibited classic rock star behavior at the Hyatt West Hollywood, tossing the hotel's television set out the window from Room 1015. The hotel later became a haven for rock icons, hosting Led Zeppelin, Jim Morrison, and serving as a film location for iconic movies.

Courtney Love's eight-hour stay at Inn on Irving Place in 2009 left a trail of dirty needles and used feminine-hygiene products. Love's brief yet chaotic visit showcased her ability to cause havoc in a short span.