Trump International Tower New York - Dress Code ?
Jul 1, 2016, 3:32 am
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Jean Georges has a jacket requirement for men, but other than that, I don'the think so.
Jul 1, 2016, 4:44 am
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A Client of me visited later and confirmed that no dress code was inforced. Only few hotels have a dress code, mostly old glory and show for wonna-be type guests So would be very unusual if Trump has a dress code. Also at hotels with code it´s mostly only for several parts.
Jul 1, 2016, 6:19 am
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I would imagine some private clubs (Knickerbocker, etc) have codes in their common areas, but of course these don't affect the general public.
Jul 2, 2016, 1:11 am
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I was tempted to write 'an orangutan coloured toupee and a distinctly orange tan' but thought the better of it. I can see now that I was wrong.
Jul 4, 2016, 12:30 pm
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There isn't a dress code that I'm aware of at any open to the public hotel in NY.
A handful of restaurants still have some level of dress code (jackets for men, etc), but even that is a fairly limited set. Bar wearing an old raglan sweatshirt, I can't see JG not seating someone due to dress.
I'm a member of a private club in the city which has a no denim rule in the dining rooms, bar and lounge. The club also ha hotel rooms, and for those coming and going from rooms, anything goes while coming and going - but they must honor the dress code in the dining/drinking areas. I leave running stuff at the club and go to and from the locker room to outside in my running gear...sweatily on the return.
A handful of restaurants still have some level of dress code (jackets for men, etc), but even that is a fairly limited set. Bar wearing an old raglan sweatshirt, I can't see JG not seating someone due to dress.
I'm a member of a private club in the city which has a no denim rule in the dining rooms, bar and lounge. The club also ha hotel rooms, and for those coming and going from rooms, anything goes while coming and going - but they must honor the dress code in the dining/drinking areas. I leave running stuff at the club and go to and from the locker room to outside in my running gear...sweatily on the return.
Jul 4, 2016, 12:42 pm
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There isn't a dress code that I'm aware of at any open to the public hotel in NY.
A handful of restaurants still have some level of dress code (jackets for men, etc), but even that is a fairly limited set. Bar wearing an old raglan sweatshirt, I can't see JG not seating someone due to dress.
I'm a member of a private club in the city which has a no denim rule in the dining rooms, bar and lounge. The club also ha hotel rooms, and for those coming and going from rooms, anything goes while coming and going - but they must honor the dress code in the dining/drinking areas. I leave running stuff at the club and go to and from the locker room to outside in my running gear...sweatily on the return.
A handful of restaurants still have some level of dress code (jackets for men, etc), but even that is a fairly limited set. Bar wearing an old raglan sweatshirt, I can't see JG not seating someone due to dress.
I'm a member of a private club in the city which has a no denim rule in the dining rooms, bar and lounge. The club also ha hotel rooms, and for those coming and going from rooms, anything goes while coming and going - but they must honor the dress code in the dining/drinking areas. I leave running stuff at the club and go to and from the locker room to outside in my running gear...sweatily on the return.