AIBU to think hotel breakfast in pyjamas is not acceptable?

[Nextones]

AIBU yo think that adults should not arrive at the hotel breakfast in their pyjamas?

we’re staying in a city centre hotel. Nice place- nothing fancy, with breakfast included.

thus morning, 2 young women (prob early 20’s) came down to breakfast wearing short pyjamas, barefoot- clearly just out of bed. They were loud, and not overly polite to the staff either- “where are the plates” etc. just brash and abrupt.

Im generally not a fussy person but this sort of thing feels like a lowering of standards to me. I don’t think we saw stuff like this 10-15 years ago.

AIBU to think that this is not acceptable?

I remember being in a small city hotel many years ago and a French guest (he asked for his coffee with a very french accent) came down to breakfast in his pyjamas, slippers and dressing gown. When he realised that everyone else was fully dressed he looked absolutely gutted and embarrassed. He hoovered up his food and zoomed out of the dining room very quickly.

They are scummy- think they can do what they want, dress like they don’t care and almost dare someone to call them out on it.

It’s an attention seeking load of nonsense. People should start laughing and finger pointing at them.

I would prefer dogs to human bare feet 😅

You actually recognised them as being from Primark? Or that just fits with your judgy opinion?

I wouldn't be bothered by this - my first instinct probably would be to get all high n' mighty and start banging on like the editor of Debrett's, but then I'd think what actual difference does it make? The hygiene argument is absolute tosh for starters. I might even do it myself but I don't wear pyjamas.

I don't think we should laugh at all. Just refuse them service and have them leave the hotel.

Some mingers on this thread. We have en-suite bathrooms in hotels for a reason and some lazy people still can’t take a 5 minute shower. Probably not washed their hands after using the loo either. Sweaty and disgusting 🤮

Keep clean, people!

Dirty dogs.

I worked in a hotel and asked some people to change as other people were dressed. They were not happy as on previous days they had come down dressed like that and none of our staff said anything.

How very classy they were! As for being rude to the staff there, that says an awful lot about who they are. I cannot stand people who are rude. It is as though they feel certain people are below them in a way. No need for it. It would not have taken them much time to quickly put some clothes on, at the very least. I have been at various hotels and witnessed some people coming in their pyjamas for breakfast and it is never a good look!

Assuming we're not talking about thongs and conventionally sexy lacy negligees being worn at breakfast and that people aren't barefoot, I kind of wonder why more people don't join the trend - if you're on holiday why do you have to get ready for the day before eating breakfast? Breakfast in pyjamas won't work for everyone - you might prefer breakfast after you're dressed, want to put a bra on, have to leave at a particular time etc.

Disgusting. Had one wearing short wrinkled shorts and you could smell sex on her. Kept going up to refill and each time, there was a whiff. Had to move, revolting.

It's definitely uncouth and from their behaviour they are clearly the type to do this. It takes no time to chuck on some clothes 😒

We stay at a very family oriented hotel in the summer every year and a lot of kids go to breakfast in pyjamas, including ours sometimes, usually if they're planning to swim straight from breakfast so we eat, then they put on swim costumes and hop under the shower at the pool, then a proper shower and dressed for the day afterwards. Adults obviously fully dressed.

PJs in the breakfast room is not acceptable. Shame they did not stay in a small hotel I stayed in a few years ago. The owner went nuts with a party of rude pj's wearers. By the end of it I would say the party will never wear pj's again. Not to mind say out of the bedroom. The rest of us in the breakfast room congratulated the manager on calling out such behavior.

Standards have hit rock bottom. Slobs.

You think there needs to be an actual law about this? Parliamentary time should be spent debating and scrutinising the ‘No refunds due to pajama-wearing in hotel breakfast rooms Bill 2026’?

😅

I saw a posh family of five do this at the lovely Holdsworth House hotel in Yorkshire.

I judged them hard.

Pig ignorant
common as muck
pond life

How long does it take, how hard is it to shove leggings and a T-shirt on. No one is saying get dressed up, or ready for th4 day, just get dressed.

More reportage than gossip

Just no self discipline or self respect/ for others.

Seems to be the way the UK is going sadly 😥

A celebrity chav is still a chav.

Very true. But this was definitely not someone you could ever class as a chav.

Wrong generation for a start and very much a high society, national treasure type rather than working class modern celeb who got their fame on love island or such.