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Problem:Paris police on Saturday confirmed press reports that the princess had tried to do a runner on the swanky Shangri-La hotel on Paris’s posh avenue Iéna, near the Arc de Triomphe. 
  
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 They contacted the Saudi embassy and searched the dozens of bags being carried by her companions. 
  
 No charges appear to have been made since Al-Sudani enjoys diplomatic immunity and the hotel said Saturday that it has no unpaid bills at the moment. 
  
 The princess already had a dubious reputation in Paris’s luxury establishments after leaving bills of as much as 15 million euros for jewels, clothes and hotel accommodation behind her in 2009. 
  
 Then the fashion chain Key Largo went to court to obtain 89,000 euros she owed. 
  
 King Abdallah then grounded her, confining her to a palace for two years. But she returned to Paris in 2011, taking over the entire seventh floor of the Shangri-La, 41 suites and rooms, at about 20,000 euros a night. 
  
 She had managed to pay about 10 million euros of her bill before her pre-dawn departure. 
  
 She reportedly intended to move to the nearby Royal Monceau hotel in the hope that it’s Qatari owners would be more understanding of payment problems. ||||| Saudi princess tried to leave hotel without paying 
  
 PARIS — A Saudi princess was caught trying to leave the Shangri-La hotel in Paris without settling a six million euro ($7.4 million) bill for her rooms, police said Saturday, confirming a report in the daily Le Parisien. 
  
 Maha al-Sudani, the former wife of Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Nayef ben Abdel Aziz, tried to walk out on 3:30 am Thursday without paying for her suite and those of her 60-strong entourage, prompting staff to call in police, Le Parisien reported. 
  
 The Saudi Arabian ambassador was also contacted during the incident, added Le Parisien, which noted that Sudani enjoys diplomatic immunity. 
  
 When contacted by AFP, the luxury hotel's director Alain Borgers said that that are "no problems" with its clients and "no unpaid bills" at the moment. 
  
 The princess has already had previous run-ins over unpaid bills. In 2009, fashion chain Key Largo went to court to obtain 89,000 euros owed by the princess. 
  
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 Paris’ Shangri-La hotel, where a Saudi princess tried to leave on without paying a 6m euro bill 
  
 Saudi Princess Maha al-Sudani has been stopped by French police as she was trying to sneak out of a luxury hotel in Paris without paying a 6 million-euro bill for the rooms. 
  
 Hotel staff called the police as the former wife of Saudi Crown Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz was trying to leave the Shangri-La hotel, where she had reserved a 41-room floor since Christmas without paying for her room and those of her 60-strong entourage.She was then stopped as her extensive baggage was being put into a fleet of limousines, Police said on Saturday, confirming the news earlier reported by the media.The Saudi Arabian ambassador was then contacted, as ex-wife of the man second in line to the throne apparently wanted to enjoy diplomatic immunity.The princess and her servants were then offered refuge at the Royal Monceau, a luxuary hotel owned by Emir of Qatar.Sudani has already had a dubious reputation in the luxury businesses in the French capital as she left bills of about 15 million euros for jewels, clothes and hotel rooms unpaid in 2009.She formerly claimed diplomatic immunity in Paris in 2009, when the fashion chain Key Largo took legal action against her to obtain 89,000 euros she owed.Furious King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud then grounded her and confined her to a palace for two years, as she was considered a royal pain in Saudi Arabia.SAB/JR/AZ |||||
Solution:
Etiquette lesson of the day, folks: Paying for things is generally considered polite, even if you're royalty and have diplomatic immunity. This lesson was apparently lost on Saudi Princess Maha al-Sudani (ex to Crown Prince Nayef ben Abdel Aziz), who was caught last week trying to sneak out of a luxury hotel in Paris without paying her $7.5 million bill, according to RFI. The hotel staff called the cops when al-Sudani tried to leave at 3:30am with her 60-member entourage, who had taken over a 41-room floor of the Shangri-La since December. When police arrived, al-Sudani was still loading her copious baggage into a bevvy of limousines, according to Press TV. No charges were filed, ostensibly thanks to her diplomatic immunity, but the hotel appears to have gotten its money in the end. When contacted by the AFP, it said it had "no problems" with clients, and "no unpaid bills." The princess, who was "grounded" in a palace for two years by King Abdallah after running up other massive bills in 2009, was eventually given refuge at a hotel owned by the emir of Qatar.