Monday, 1 September 2008

Mariah Carey, Britney Spears, Nicole Kidman Named Worst Hotel Guests

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...more Britney Spears �

Mariah Carey, Britney Spears and Nicole Kidman are among the stars named and shamed for their gonzo demands and rock 'n' roll behavior in a list of the worst celebrity hotel guests.�


You may not be surprised to hear that Wino features highly in the lean, compiled by Concierge.com.


Mimi is another obvious candidate for worst hotel guest - but it's not simply legendary divas and filthy trainwrecks that get in on the action.


Even ice queen Nicole Kidman gets a citation for her ridiculous bed-making demands...


Here's some of the highlights & lowlives:


Amy Winehouse. "Wino�s hotel room was littered with bottles and cigarette butts, liquor had seeped into the upholstery, and unclean underwear covered the floor."


Britney Spears. "Britney is a notorious slovenly person. A former bodyguard told News of the World that he once reclaimed her from a trashed room where she'd been hanging with musician Howie Day only days afterward exiting a rehab program."


Mariah Carey. "Mimi allegedly asks that suites be outfitted with amber faucets and that all toilet seating room be replaced with bran-new ones before her arrival. Mineral water supply is required not only for her own bath, but for her dog's as well. "


Naomi Campbell. "The supermodel allegedly beat up the Italian actress Yvonne Scio in a hotel, bruising Scio's face and rending her lip. The divinatory cause? They were on their way to a party together, but when Campbell showed up at the hotel to beak up the actress, she was unhappy to discover they were both wearing the same frock."


Nicole Kidman. "In pull ahead of what was to be simply a 12-hour stay, she had assistants ship a set of pink, 800-thread-count Italian sheets to the hotel, along with pages' worth of diagrams and instructions for making up her layer. Then she never fazed to actually show up. Nicole besides had the staff at a different hotel put back the standard 60-watt lightbulbs in her room with 40-watt bulbs."