quetzal dress code

DarkLight · 10-25-2006

Hi, nearly there!!!

Starting to pack - could anyone tell me what the dress code is for the restaurants and buffet at the quetzal.

Thanks

emc · 10-25-2006

No dress code for the buffet.
Men have to wear long pants for restaurants.

attaboy · 10-25-2006

There is a minimum dress code. I was not aware of it until our last time there. My wife and I went to eat breakfast at the main buffet. She was wearing her swimsuit with a cover-up that fully covered her to high on the thigh. I've seen shorter dresses/skirts on women. The person that greated us at the entrance told her she would have to change. We put up a littel fuss and were allowed in.

keith5919 · 10-25-2006

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Originally Posted by DarkLight

Hi, nearly there!!!

Starting to pack - could anyone tell me what the dress code is for the restaurants and buffet at the quetzal.

Thanks

For buffet at dinner men could wear shorts, but had to wear shirts with sleeves (no tank tops allowed). We saw a guy turned away who had long pants on, but had a shirt on with the sleeves cut off.

maas1114 · 10-25-2006

Men need to wear pants for the specialty restaurants, and nice jeans were acceptable with a polo or button down shirt.
The snack/pool buffets allowed anything...swimsuits were ok.
The breakfast and dinner buffets required shirts by men and women- swim suits were not allowed, but tankini tops (for women) were ok as long as you had on a cover up for the bottom..

DarkLight · 10-26-2006

Thanks for the info - I'll pack at least some smart clothes

As a matter of interest how busy is the resort at this time of year?

Smudger · 12-06-2006

with regard to dress code I must admit it is nice to see people smart casual dressed, but on our holiday last sept we arrived late afternoon after a long journey and we were all hungry so we went straight to restaurant, and to my shock horror they stopped my husband because he was wearing a hooded top with no sleeves in, so we explained we had just arrived and were very hungry so they let us in, five minutes later the manager gave him a iberostar t shirt to put on. So every one was happy

We are coming back next sept cant wait !

by the way we dressed up every night after that

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emc life=playa Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Cleveland OH Posts: 911	No dress code for the buffet. Men have to wear long pants for restaurants.

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attaboy beachaholic Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Fort Worth, Texas Posts: 494	There is a minimum dress code. I was not aware of it until our last time there. My wife and I went to eat breakfast at the main buffet. She was wearing her swimsuit with a cover-up that fully covered her to high on the thigh. I've seen shorter dresses/skirts on women. The person that greated us at the entrance told her she would have to change. We put up a littel fuss and were allowed in.

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maas1114 life=playa Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Maryland USA Posts: 533	Men need to wear pants for the specialty restaurants, and nice jeans were acceptable with a polo or button down shirt. The snack/pool buffets allowed anything...swimsuits were ok. The breakfast and dinner buffets required shirts by men and women- swim suits were not allowed, but tankini tops (for women) were ok as long as you had on a cover up for the bottom..

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DarkLight lost on fifth Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: UK Posts: 21	Thanks for the info - I'll pack at least some smart clothes As a matter of interest how busy is the resort at this time of year?

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Smudger beachaholic Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 458	with regard to dress code I must admit it is nice to see people smart casual dressed, but on our holiday last sept we arrived late afternoon after a long journey and we were all hungry so we went straight to restaurant, and to my shock horror they stopped my husband because he was wearing a hooded top with no sleeves in, so we explained we had just arrived and were very hungry so they let us in, five minutes later the manager gave him a iberostar t shirt to put on. So every one was happy We are coming back next sept cant wait ! by the way we dressed up every night after that

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