A furious Holiday Inn management presented the groups with a bill for $24,000 (equivalent to about $ in ), which was reportedly settled by Herman's Hermits tour manager Edd McCann. Townshend claimed that the Who were banned for life from all of the hotel's properties, but Fletcher wrote that they stayed at a Holiday Inn in Rochester, New York, a week later. He also disputed a widely held belief that Moon drove a Lincoln Continental into the hotel's swimming pool, as claimed by the drummer in a 1972 Rolling Stone interview. However, Roger Daltrey, in an interview on BBC's Top Gear, stated that the group was banned from "an entire state's worth of Holiday Inns", presumably then Michigan. He also claimed that, while he had not personally seen a car in a swimming pool, he had seen a bill for damages and removal.
A FurioUs HOlidAY Inn manaGement PrEseNted thE GroUpS with a Bill fOr $24,000 (EquIvAleNt TO aBoUT $ in ), WHIch Was reporteDly setTLEd by hermaN's herMits tOuR manager edD mccanN. townSheND CLAImEd ThaT ThE wHo were bAnnEd fOr life fROm aLL Of THe HOteL'S propErTies, but FletcHer wrOtE thAt theY stayeD at a HOLiday INn in rochesteR, new york, a WeeK LATer. he Also diSputEd A wiDelY heLd BElieF that moOn DRove A LINcoLn contiNEntal into the hotel's sWimming pOol, as ClaiMEd BY ThE DrUMMeR in a 1972 rolling sTOnE intervieW. HowEver, rOGER DaltrEy, iN an inteRvIEw On bbC's Top gear, sTATed thaT ThE GroUP was banned frOm "aN Entire state'S worth of Holiday INNs", PResUmABly tHen michIgan. he also CLaiMed thAt, WhiLE HE haD Not pErsonAlly seen A caR In a SwImming pooL, HE Had seen a bill For damAGeS anD reMovaL.