Settle this debate: PJs in hotel breakfast area

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you’re going to a hotel with a free communal lobby breakfast, the “trashy” ship has sailed.

Can’t remember the name but there’s a nice hotel just off Dupont Circle that has a nice lobby breakfast. They also had a wine reception every night. There’s also complimentary light fare at the Hotel Dauphine Saint-Germain in Paris, and Solis Lough Eske in Ireland…do you just not travel much?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
I don’t wear pajamas. I sleep in joggers and a tshirt. Can I go to hotel breakfast in my “pajamas”?

“Joggers,” LOL.

[Anonymous]

Not appropriate at all.

[Anonymous]

Trashy

[Anonymous]

I’m personally not showering just to get some coffee and and a roll at a residence inn. I’m more offending when the guy in front of me asks for 20 hand cooked breakfasts to go.

[Anonymous]

NO. Just no.

FFS, Ellie Mae.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you’re going to a hotel with a free communal lobby breakfast, the “trashy” ship has sailed.

+1

[Anonymous]

We would bring our baby to the hotel breakfast in her pajamas because we were typically the very first people at breakfast, up early with a small kid, and if she was messy it was an easy change into fresh clothes after. But after she turned 2 we got her dressed every time, same as us.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
I don’t wear pajamas. I sleep in joggers and a tshirt. Can I go to hotel breakfast in my “pajamas”?

“Joggers,” LOL.

DP. What’s wrong with joggers? I sleep in them too. And often wear then on road trips.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:PJs in any public space are not okay. You don’t need to shower, but you need to get dressed in regular clothes. Jeans/athletic wear are fine, but just no to pajamas.

+1 and I've never seen someone in pjs in a hotel breakfast area

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PJs in any public space are not okay. You don’t need to shower, but you need to get dressed in regular clothes. Jeans/athletic wear are fine, but just no to pajamas.

+1 and I've never seen someone in pjs in a hotel breakfast area

Do adults wear actual “pajamas” though? Doesn’t everyone just wear sporty casual - sweats, joggers, shorts, t-shirt, etc?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you’re going to a hotel with a free communal lobby breakfast, the “trashy” ship has sailed.

+1

I don’t agree with pjs in a hotel lobby, but there is nothing trashy about staying at a Hampton Inn. The fact that you would say that says a lot more about you than someone who stays at Hampton Inns.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PJs in any public space are not okay. You don’t need to shower, but you need to get dressed in regular clothes. Jeans/athletic wear are fine, but just no to pajamas.

+1 and I've never seen someone in pjs in a hotel breakfast area

Do adults wear actual “pajamas” though? Doesn’t everyone just wear sporty casual - sweats, joggers, shorts, t-shirt, etc?

I do! Silk pajama sets are my guilty pleasure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PJs in any public space are not okay. You don’t need to shower, but you need to get dressed in regular clothes. Jeans/athletic wear are fine, but just no to pajamas.

+1 and I've never seen someone in pjs in a hotel breakfast area

Do adults wear actual “pajamas” though? Doesn’t everyone just wear sporty casual - sweats, joggers, shorts, t-shirt, etc?

Um, yes. Have you never been shopping? Have you never read a magazine?

[Anonymous]

I would wear whatever I'd be comfortable wearing to check mail/pick up a package/do laundry. For me that means yoga pants and a tee shirt or hoodie with a bra. I would not wear a robe, but I might consider PJ pants.