Woman 'kicked out of luxury Hilton Hotel breakfast' for 'inappropriate' outfit
Saffron, who shares content on TikTok under the username @saffronmariexx, flaunted the ensemble that caused a stir. She donned a satin-like set of structured pyjamas paired with flip-flops.
In a subsequent video, she recounted that her hotel stay was meant for some "self-care," yet she was taken aback when denied entry to the breakfast buffet around 7:30am.
Saffron recounted: "When I got there, I was told I was dressed inappropriately."
She blasted the hotel's policy as "absolutely ridiculous" and maintained that she looked "cuter than everyone there", reports the Mirror.
To regain access to the breakfast service, she "quickly got changed". Nonetheless, she conceded that the shorts she wore in her second attempt were even shorter.
Reflecting on the incident, she chuckled: "The second outfit was actually worse than the first one."
The incident sparked debate among commenters, with some questioning: "Why would you wear pyjamas to breakfast?".
One person commented: "Nowhere allows it due to upholding a certain look. Some places even turn you away for wearing sliders."
Another expressed disapproval of Saffron's choice, stating: "You get dressed to go to a restaurant."
Yet another pointed out: "It's a luxury hotel, so they have high standards, and wearing PJS is a no-no."
Some critics went further, branding Saffron as "lazy and entitled" and urged her to "have some dignity" instead of stepping out in her nightwear.
Others rallied to Saffron's defence, however. One commented: "I don't get why people are saying 'why would you wear pajamas' it's legit a breakfast in a hotel".
Another supporter chimed in: "It makes no sense that hotels frown upon it, you're still dressed."
Whilst it remains unclear which specific Hilton branch Saffron was visiting, dress codes differ between establishments. Most maintain at least a smart casual standard.
Smart casual represents a dress code combining well-tailored, refined pieces with relaxed styling elements. It sits between formal business attire and everyday leisurewear.
For gentlemen, this typically involves chinos or fitted trousers paired with a button-down shirt or crisp polo, potentially complemented by a blazer whilst omitting a tie.
For ladies, smart casual might encompass a blouse or sophisticated top with dress trousers or a skirt, or perhaps a simple dress matched with flats or modest heels.
The desired appearance should remain neat, harmonious, and respectable, eschewing overly relaxed garments such as torn denim, slogan T-shirts, or sportswear.
Given this criteria, one could reasonably deduce that the breakfast setting maintained a more 'relaxed' atmosphere since Saffron was permitted to wear shorts, yet pyjamas remained unacceptable.
Hilton has been contacted for a statement.
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