Vince Neil banned Palms hotel

Vince Neil banned Palms hotel

Vince Neil banned Palms hotel - Mötley Crüe's Vince Neil 'banned' from Vegas hotel, Mötley Crüe lead singer Vince Neil and Las Vegas hotel The Palms are both agreeing on one thing: That Neil will never stay there again. The reason, however, is a matter of debate, with Neil taking to Twitter to blame 'distrust and dishonesty' on the part of the hotel staff, and Palms execs saying Neil was banned for threatening hotel staff.

Motley Crue singer Vince Neil was officially blacklisted from The Palms hotel and casino in Las Vegas last night after allegedly threatening the hotel staff ... with bad publicity.

It all went down after an incident inside of a restaurant on the property -- but both sides are telling VERY DIFFERENT versions of what happened.

Neil fired the first shot early this morning ... tweeting, "Do [sic] to recent events, including distrust and dishonesty at the executive level. I will never again step foot @palms property."

But The Palms quickly fired back ... via Twitter ... saying Neil was booted out of the restaurant "as a result of his inappropriate behavior" ... and claims the rocker later called hotel staffers "threatening negative publicity."

The Palms explained, "We cannot and will not allow our guests, no matter who they are, to mistreat our team members. As a result of his actions, Mr. Neil is no longer welcome at The Palms."

Still, Vince is adamant The Palms is telling lies ... and hints that he plans to continue the fight until he gets an apology. It's "he said, she said" when it comes to Vince Neil and The Palms in Las Vegas. The Mötley Crüe singer and the casino's wait staff apparently had a difference of opinion about their behaviors regarding the Little Buddha restaurant. As a result, Neil is no longer welcome at the establishment. Maybe he can nosh on a burger at his new strip joint? [Loudwire]

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