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Derek commented on this post about 3 months agoShould the smarter "Designed for Adult" hotels in Benidorm have a dress code for their dining areas?Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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Hazel commented on this post about 3 months agoShould we use All Inclusive, IS it worth the money. This could be a good topic for Debate. My opinion is that all inclusive is not worth the extra money in Benidorm. The costs of eating and drinking throughout the town are reasonable if not downright cheap. Why pay more? Opinions?Comments (5)
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For a couple, I don't think its worth it, unless you are planning to stay in the hotel and drink/eat all day, but for families it can still be good More ...
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I personally would not go to a AI hotel, but that's because I want to eat when I am hungry and not at set times and I like my freedom too much. I More ...
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Years ago when we used to come as a family we always stayed at all inclusive hotels, as we found they worked out cheaper and the kids loved all the More ...
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Anne with an E I have never thought of AI hotels for solo travellers, but that's a very good point, especially for people who are not used to More ...
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I used to book it when it wasn't much more expensive than half board - it was sometimes only £20-£30 dearer for the week to go AI. It also gives you More ...
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One of the joys of being on holiday is having the opportunity to dress up for certain occasions.
To me its all about showing some respect both to the premises and the other guests around you.
If you want to wear ripped jeans and scruffy T-Shirts etc there are plenty of other cheaper hotels that sort of dress code is acceptable in and no one will bat an eyelid. More ...
I would like to see no beachwear and men wearing tops everywhere inside the hotel.
At dinner IYes, I think there should be a minimum dress code.
I would like to see no beachwear and men wearing tops everywhere inside the hotel.
At dinner I think it should be 'smart casual' - the sort of thing you would wear if you were going to a nice restaurant.
I think this should apply to all hotels - not just the 4 or 5 star 'designed for adults'
The hotel must make this clear at the time of booking though so that people can come prepared. More ...