Davido Reveals Why London Hotels Sometimes Kick Him Out After Two Days

Nigerian Afrobeats superstar, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has revealed that some hotels in London sometimes ask him to leave after just two days because of the large number of people who travel with him.

The singer disclosed that travelling with several members of his staff and family often creates accommodation challenges during his visits to the United Kingdom.

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Davido made the revelation during an interview with Afrobeats Unfiltered, where he discussed his travel arrangements and preference for certain types of accommodation.

According to the award-winning musician, the size of his entourage sometimes makes it difficult to secure hotel accommodation for an extended period.

“I get kicked out of hotels in London after two days because I have a lot of staff and family who travel with me,” he said.

Why Davido Avoids Booking Airbnb Apartments

The singer also explained his reluctance to book Airbnb properties unless he knows the owners of the buildings.

Davido said he feels more comfortable staying in properties owned by people he knows because of concerns about potential damage to the accommodation during his stay.

He suggested that having a personal relationship with the property owners gives him some assurance when using their facilities.

“I don’t like booking Airbnb unless I know the owners of the building, so when I break something, I don’t have to pay,” he added.

Singer Insists Money Is Not a Problem

Despite the accommodation challenges associated with travelling with a large entourage, Davido maintained that he has enough money to cover his accommodation and other expenses.

“But I’ve got a lot of money, though,” the singer added.

Davido is one of Africa’s most recognised Afrobeats artistes, with an international following and several successful music releases.

His comments have drawn attention to the logistical challenges that can accompany international travel for major music stars, particularly those who move around with large teams and family members.