Lindsay Lohan and Dina Lohan were turned away from staying at two upscale hotels. Reports claim that the Lohan family was seeking refuge shortly after arriving California after midnight on Jan. 30. However, Lohan was turned away from both hotels that refused to provide a room. Many wonder if the troubled star's private life is now influencing her treatment in the public world. 

Lohan was turned away from two hotels on Wednesday after flying in from for her scheduled court date in California.

The troubled "Liz & Dick" actress first tried to find shelter at Shutters hotel. Dina entered the hotel to book rooms while Lohan stayed incognito in the car. However, Shutters denied entry to the Lohan family because she was blacklisted for vandalism in 2007. 

The next stop for Lindsay and Dina Lohan was Loews hotel. They claimed they had no rooms available. Finally, the Lohans reportedly took rest at the Beverly Hills hotel.

Lindsay Lohan has a bad record of hotel experiences. The Huffington Post reports that Lohan was banned from the Chateau Marmont in August for refusing to pay $46,000 for an outstanding bill. In September, she was accused of hitting a man with her car while leaving the Dream Downtown Hotel in NYC. Also in September, Lohan accused a congressional staff member of assaulting her while staying at the W in Union Square, NYC. 

According to Examiner, Lohan was flew into New York on Wednesday in a last minute decision to attend her court hearing regarding a car accident. The actress previously claimed she was too sick with a respiratory infection. However, photos of Lindsay shopping and partying appeared online the same day she claimed she wasn't well. Lohan opted to fly out for the hearing.