All the time, hotels are welcoming and accommodating to their guests. They are under the rules and regulations on how to treat guests and visitors when at their premises. Some hotels have their policies on how to treat their guests and provide them the best stay possible. But there are incidents that hotels may ask a guest to leave. It is not for the reason that they refuse hotel service to the guests but to the following: The guest cannot pay for the service and amenities of the hotel. Hotels are businesses, and they intend to make money from the service they offer. The inability of the guest to pay for the service is reason enough to refuse service. There are times that the guests overstay outside the specified contract. Though guests can negotiate, overstaying can be a reason hotels will ask you to leave. Last, the guest displays inappropriate behavior that offends management and other guests as well. It is plain and simple. No public premises will allow someone to offend anybody and behave poorly. It may include the influence of alcohol, drugs, or other illegal substances. Any behavior that can disturb peace and order in the hotel premises, hotels have the right to ask a guest to leave. Hotels have every reason to ask the guest to leave the premises. Again, hotels have the right to terminate deals for valid reasons.