Sources tell us The Plaza has made it clear Sheen won't be welcome back, while other high-profile properties, including the Waldorf-Astoria and the Trump Soho, have also turned him down.
A source said, "Many of the big New York hotels don't want the drama. He is now looking at renting a private residence."
Another source close to Sheen told us, "The real issue is finding him a hotel that allows smoking. He has to be able to smoke. And it's hard to find a place that will accommodate him, plus his entourage that will be more than 30, including the lighting people and of course the goddesses."
A rep for The Plaza didn't get back to us, and reps for the Waldorf-Astoria and the Trump Soho declined to comment. Sheen won't likely be staying at a hotel managed by the Trump Organization in any case. Donald Trump isn't backing down after he claimed that he warned Brooke Mueller's parents against her marrying Sheen.
Trump earlier told how he ran into Mueller's mother, Moira Fiore, a few years ago and told her, "You cannot let your daughter marry Charlie Sheen . . . Don't let your daughter marry this guy. It's the wrong guy . . . it's a disaster."
After Trump's comments, Sheen's mom, Janet Templeton Sheen, raged in an e-mail obtained by The Daily: "The Donald is spreading such vicious lies about Charlie, is there anyway to stop him? . . he had been sober for some time before he had met her and we were convinced that she would be his downfall."
Last night, Trump wasn't changing his tune. He said, "I think Charlie's a great guy. I got to know him at Mar-a-Lago. But I wouldn't exactly say he is great marriage material." Calls to Charlie and his goddesses were not returned.
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