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Sep 10, 2014

Guest alleges Melbourne hotel gym closed for exclusive use by Kardashian entourage

Entertainment / Fitness

Guests using the fitness centre at Melbourne's Langham Hotel were reportedly barred from using the gym so that reality TV star Kim Kardashian and her entourage could work out in private.

A male guest at the hotel where Kardashian and her husband Kanye West are staying called Melbourne radio station 3AW on Wednesday (10th September) afternoon, alleging that guests using the Hotel's gym were ordered to leave so that Kardashian and her "heavies" could exercise.

Another Twitter user took to social media to confirm the claims.

The Langham Hotel has since denied that it shut its gym to guests so that Kardashian could exercise alone.

Kardashian and West are staying in Melbourne during the Victorian leg of West's 2014 Yeezus Tour.

Exclusive. Image shows the Langham Hotel's fitness suite. Image courtesy of TripAdvisor.

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