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Katja Sep 12, 2011 4:11 pm

What to wear between room and hotel pool?
 
I don't own anything remotely resembling a swimsuit coverup!

In a carry-on only, light packing context, what do you wear over your swimsuit between your room and the pool? Regular clothes? Workout clothes? Something I haven't thought of yet that isn't a single-purpose item? What do you do about the chlorine that will undoubtedly get on these things when you pull them over your wet self to go back to your room?

Analise Sep 12, 2011 4:27 pm

T-shirt, shorts, flip flops

SanDiego1K Sep 12, 2011 4:40 pm

Long t-shirt that can double as a nightie.

TheManofaThousandPlaces Sep 12, 2011 4:49 pm

Hotel bathrobe

OzBarb Sep 12, 2011 6:08 pm


Originally Posted by SanDiego1K (Post 17097864)
Long t-shirt that can double as a nightie.

I've done this on occasion, but I usually include a fine nylon sarong in my regular travel kit. It serves as a coverup, but also for sunscreening, as an evening wrap, can be tied into a light jacket, or a skirt.

It can also function as an emergency towel, tablecloth or neck-pillow, be tied into a bag, worn as a scarf - and rinses out and dries in a flash. In short, it really earns its place in my one carryon bag.

Katja Sep 12, 2011 7:52 pm

Don't have any shorts.

Don't have any flip-flops.

Bathrobe? Seriously? In a public place (which I consider a hotel lobby or hallway to be)?

I guess I'm just uncomfortable appearing in a state of partial undress (tunic style anything with no pants or skirt) in a public place where other people are fully clothed.

Mary2e Sep 12, 2011 8:35 pm

I have a lightweight coverup.

It'sHip2B^2 Sep 12, 2011 8:55 pm

I generally wear the kind of clothes I'd work out in. For me that is a t-shirt and shorts. But really I think that you can wear anything that you don't mind getting wet.

TheInfamousJ Sep 12, 2011 9:31 pm

If the hotel pool has a changing room (most that I deal with do) then I change in there.

If the hotel pool does not, I wrap a towel around me and just wear it back to my room. Public place? Well, then patrons now know that the hotel has a pool.

kipper Sep 13, 2011 7:13 am

I use a long t-shirt, or I steal one of Mr. Kipper's shirts for this purpose.

Capricorn Sep 13, 2011 10:00 am


Originally Posted by OzBarb (Post 17098261)
I've done this on occasion, but I usually include a fine nylon sarong in my regular travel kit. It serves as a coverup, but also for sunscreening, as an evening wrap, can be tied into a light jacket, or a skirt.

It can also function as an emergency towel, tablecloth or neck-pillow, be tied into a bag, worn as a scarf - and rinses out and dries in a flash. In short, it really earns its place in my one carryon bag.

+1 only mine are polyester rather than nylon.

Analise Sep 14, 2011 9:02 am


Originally Posted by Katja (Post 17098725)
Don't have any shorts.

Don't have any flip-flops.

Bathrobe? Seriously? In a public place (which I consider a hotel lobby or hallway to be)?

I guess I'm just uncomfortable appearing in a state of partial undress (tunic style anything with no pants or skirt) in a public place where other people are fully clothed.

No shorts? Ok....throw on a skirt or wrap and a t-shirt. Or a huge/oversized t-shirt. No flip flops? Ok, they're really cheap if you want them ($3 here in NYC) but if you don't, put on a pair of sandals.

You get the idea from this thread....put on something over your bathing suit that is easy and convenient.

MariaSF Sep 14, 2011 1:36 pm

I'd wear a casual/Summer dress.

JennyElf Sep 14, 2011 1:55 pm


Originally Posted by OzBarb (Post 17098261)
I've done this on occasion, but I usually include a fine nylon sarong in my regular travel kit. It serves as a coverup, but also for sunscreening, as an evening wrap, can be tied into a light jacket, or a skirt.

It can also function as an emergency towel, tablecloth or neck-pillow, be tied into a bag, worn as a scarf - and rinses out and dries in a flash. In short, it really earns its place in my one carryon bag.

Same here. I've also used it as a picnic blanket, shade, attention getting flag, head scarf, and changing room.

Nosilauka Sep 14, 2011 4:34 pm

I have a very lightweight kaftan which doubles as a coverup and a nightie if needed


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