Blonde boasted in drunken hotel bust up: 'I’m going nowhere – I’m worth millions!'

Luka Riley, 28, launched her tirade after she was refused alcohol and crisps for being drunk and noisy at the £57.50 a night budget hotel at Manchester Airport.

After booking in with a female friend, she was asked to leave.

But she began shouting ‘you’re a f****** b****’ at a woman she had been arguing with, who had agreed to go because of the row. She then randomly told other guests to ‘’f..k off.’’

Police arrived to hear her shouting ‘’I’ve paid for this room you c***’’ and ‘’no f***er is getting in there’ when she was offered a taxi.

At Manchester magistrates court a sobered up Riley, of Upton on the Wirral pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly and was fined £110 plus £85 costs.

Nicola Yeadon, prosecuting, said: “This is a timely guilty plea to a drunk and disorderly offence from May 15. At about 10pm police are advised and contacted to attend Premier Inn hotel at Manchester Airport.

“The initial report is for two drunk people arguing. When they arrived they are advised that Miss Riley was shouting, having been refused further alcohol and crisps. Police were directed to the room she was staying in.

“Miss Riley was still shouting and being abusive, she was warned about her behaviour. The other female was requested to leave and she agreed to do so. Miss Riley was shouting ‘you’re a f****** b****’.

“Miss Riley, then in the entrance way of the hotel, was heard by staff shouting ‘f*** off’ to customers. She was warned again by the officers.

“She was now waiting for a taxi but when it got there she refused to get in stating ‘no f***er is getting in there’.

‘’She was arrested by them given a lack of compliance and shouted ‘I’m f****** going nowhere, I’ve paid for this room you c***, I’m worth millions’.

The court heard Riley had previous convictions for public order offences and had been ordered to complete unpaid work in July last year for assault.

Representing herself, she said: “I’m not working, I’m on Universal Credit. I live at a flat and stay between my house and my partner’s. I’ve got no dependants.”