Why do people go to the hotel breakfast in their pajamas?

no self-respect wrote:

Answer to the OP:

Many (not most) AMERICANS go to the hotel breakfast in their pajamas for the same reason that many (not most) AMERICANS fly wearing cargo shorts, sweat pants and sandals.

Both of these practices are considered appalling in the rest of the world.

You've clearly never traveled with Australians or Russians.

ukathleticscoach wrote:

I've never ever seen this. Then again I've never been to America. Do you guys really have steak for breakfast and what the f is broiling. Just found out what that is. At leat frying uses oil fir grilling it literally makes no sense! We call it grilling because you make it in an effing grill!

Broiling is not the same as grilling and is not done on a grill, although I'm sure some folks use the term more widely.

Steak is not common for breakfast, but it is done and I like it. Don't know why that's any weirder for breakfast than sausages or ham. At least we don't have friggin baked beans for breakfast. Steak is less breakfasty than this?

Gotta get to the waffle machine first.

Is it hurting your vag? Have you seen what people wear on planes anymore?

travel log wrote:

no self-respect wrote:

Answer to the OP:

Many (not most) AMERICANS go to the hotel breakfast in their pajamas for the same reason that many (not most) AMERICANS fly wearing cargo shorts, sweat pants and sandals.

Both of these practices are considered appalling in the rest of the world.

You've clearly never traveled with Australians or Russians.

Australia = Mericuh Lite

When I travel w my family and we're unfortunate enough to find ourselves in the Hampton Inn or other, I usually fetch everyone a coffee and some cereal boxes but I put on adidas sweats and a baseball hat and long sleeve t shirt which looks like I MIGHT be dressed . The posted pictures here speak for themselves. Would you really expect anything other than

You could consider saying something to management . Believe it or not they do care about your experience as they know you have a choice, as they say

This probably depends on the country of rest and on the rules of the hotel. There are some hotels where you want to be beautiful and elegant. And I can't even imagine myself there in my pajamas, unless, of course, I'm in my room. At the Westgate Lakes Resort & Spa https://www.westgateresorts.com/hotels/florida/orlando/ I wouldn't have allowed myself to go down to breakfast in my pyjamas. In fact, I haven't seen people there who would do so. To be honest, I felt like I was on a royal vacation there. And the "king" should always be dressed respectably. And in a hotel restaurant in Portugal , I saw people in pajamas and dressing gowns. So, I don't see anything wrong with that , but I wouldn't do it myself.

Maybe, they are cold...

What do you think about all the family wearing the same outfits?

Derron wrote:

What do you think about all the family wearing the same outfits?

Only acceptable for Christmas outfits.

As for me, wearing matching clothes makes partners much closer. It sounds very romantic indeed. When a whole family, especially their kids, wears the matching garment, it's hard to take eyes off them! Obviously, the family that lacks of love, won't appear in the public in this way. I think basic concepts of family life have completely vanished from the modern world. I am dreaming about this family warmth all the time. But as for now, I don't have a lover. I like to spend my free time looking at family pictures and imagining my future family. This lovely site really helps me to improve my mood every time I visit it. There are so many matching clothes and accessories for a whole family, you can't even imagine!

https://matchinggear.com/matching-family-outfits/

DeBron Lames wrote:

Is it really that hard to clean yourself up a bit and put on some real clothes?

You really should stay in nicer hotels if that's something poor people like you really see. And for the record, Red Roof Inn isn't a hotel.

THIS IS A TRICK!! wrote:

This is a trick errybody!

Anyone staying at a hotel with complimentary “continental” breakfast is ghetto from the onset.

Do not give yourself away. Do not respond!!

This.

Why care what others are wearing and ourselves.

Giving a good impression ourselves is fine but it does not make us better people.

As long as people are not being inappropriate in behavior or dress i personally don't care if they have pajamas on for dinner. May be silly but wont bother me a bit.

I don't consider full pajamas inappropriate thought i do see people may make that argument.

Capt. Spalding wrote:

I can top that! One morning before breakfast, I shot an elephant in my pajamas.

What was an elephant doing in your pajamas?

Mainly because Americans are lazy AF. They are easy to spot whether in Europe or Asia.

MohammedAA wrote:

DeBron Lames wrote:

Is it really that hard to clean yourself up a bit and put on some real clothes?

The same reason people go to Mosque or Church in shorts, or to the market in pyjamas. Lack of respect, both for others and self.

I am curious as to how wearing long pants shows more respect to other people than shorts. If it is hot outside, wouldn't it be disrespectful of others to demand a person be uncomfortable in long pants for their sake?

not even a runner wrote:

MohammedAA wrote:

The same reason people go to Mosque or Church in shorts, or to the market in pyjamas. Lack of respect, both for others and self.

I am curious as to how wearing long pants shows more respect to other people than shorts. If it is hot outside, wouldn't it be disrespectful of others to demand a person be uncomfortable in long pants for their sake?

Because if I see an ankle, I get a chubbie, and my silk pajamas leave nothing to the imagination.

LOL. It doesn't bother me to see these girls (and it is always girls) in their pajamas at the hotel breakfast. They must think it's cute or something.