John Travolta demands a 'male masseur and that windows of his hotel be covered with aluminum foil and dark curtains in his rider'

Jon Travolta allegedly demands that he be provided with a male masseuse and blacked-out hotel windows according to the actor's rider.

Page Six spoke to a source who revealed that the People V. OJ Simpson star 'needs a male masseur' whenever he is to stay at a hotel, and require the windows be covered with 'aluminum foil and dark curtains.'

He also reportedly asks that the room be vacant for 24 hours so that he cannot smell other people's scents.

Travolta, 62, does not require sheets however as he reportedly bring his own when he stays in a hotel.

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Demands: The alleged requests contained in John Travolta's hotel rider have been revealed by a source familiar with the document (above with wife Kelly Preston in January)

Requests: Travolta (above in The People V. OJ Simpson) 'needs a male masseur' whenever he is to stay at a hotel, and require the windows be covered with 'aluminum foil and dark curtains'

This reports comes days after The National Enquirer spoke with a man who claims to have had a 'gay tryst' with Travolta. 

A male massage therapist named Edward told the tabloid he provided Travolta with a 'happy ending' and had sex with another A-list star in 2011, who is not named in the story.

Two men sued Travolta in 2012 filing sexual battery lawsuits in court. The men, known as John Doe 1 and John Doe 2, where represented by Gloria Allred in the case.

John Doe 1 claimed that Travolta groped him at the Beverly Hills Hotel in January 2012, the same month that John Doe 2 claimed the actor did the same at a hotel in Atlanta.

According to official documents in the case of John Doe 2; 'Travolta suddenly turned on his stomach with his legs wide open with a full erection. He then tried to force Doe Plaintiff No. 2's hand on Travolta's scrotum.

'Then, Travolta started to grab, rub and caress Doe Plaintiff no. 2's upper thighs and buttocks.

'Travolta still had an erection and wanted his abdominals done, but Travolta's erection was in the way and he refused to have his penis covered by a sheet of a pillow case cover...Travolta started masturbating about 15 minutes left in the session, and Doe Plaintiff No. 2, said he had to go.' 

John Doe 1 and John Doe 2 eventually dropped their suits without prejudice, with Allred saying at the time; 'We believe that the lawsuit should be filed in another court and, therefore, the lawsuit was dismissed without prejudice.

'We will be conferring with our client regarding what will happen next in this case.'

Scentless: Travolta (above with wife Kelly and daughter Ella at the 2013 Governor's Ball) also asks that his hotel room be vacant for 24 hours before he arrives so there are no scents and brings his own sheets

Allegations: In 2009, Travolta was also accused of sexual harassment by Royal Caribbean International employee Fabian Zanzi (above)

In 2009, Travolta was also accused of sexual harassment by Royal Caribbean International employee Fabian Zanzi. 

In an Employee Discipline Form, which was obtained by TMZ, it claims; 'According to his own statement, Fabian proceeded to a guest stateroom to deliver a room service order as instructed by his supervisor.

'While in the stateroom the guest invited Fabian to take a seat to talk for a few minutes. Fabian accepted the offer and sat for a few minutes.

'When he stood up to leave the stateroom the guest asked him to give him a neck massage.

'Fabian clearly stated that he did so shortly and then told the guest he needed to leave.'

But that was not the end of the encounter, with the papers later claiming; 'According to Fabian, the guest then told him he was a beautiful person and invited him to return to visit him later that night.

'Fabian explained that he couldn't do so due to the strict company policy and despite the fact that the guest insisted, he left the room.' 

Travolta's lawyer Marty Singer said at the time; 'The incident report now confirms Mr. Zanzi fabricated his story about my client. He never stated that my client did anything wrong. 

'Obviously, if he had engaged in any inappropriate conduct he would have reported it to his supervisors.'

Zanzi eventually dropped his case.