Tips Sep 30, 2021 21:49

I’m staying at a luxury hotel with my papa (a male supporter) soon. There’s a pool in the spa area—what kind of swimsuit would be appropriate for a place like that? A bikini doesn’t feel quite right, but a racing swimsuit would be strange too, wouldn’t it? I’d really appreciate advice from both men and women.

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迷わない70代
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I’m in my 60s and feeling a little lost. When I stayed at the Aman Tokyo, I think they had rentals available… Of course, they also sold them, though…
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Fuu
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Age: 50s 👨 Male Universe member
I’m Fuu, a column writer. This is just my guess, so apologies if I’m mistaken. Is it the Hilton Tokyo Odaiba? The open-air spa has a beautiful night view, so it’s lovely. If it’s the Hilton Tokyo Odaiba, I think a bikini should be fine. Other hotels may have specific swimwear requirements, so please check their website or contact the hotel in advance.
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I’m Aya, a female member. I once went to The Busena Terrace, a luxury hotel in Okinawa, with my papa (a male supporter), and bikinis weren’t allowed there. (That may have been because the hotel has a spa, but guests were required to wear rash guards.) Some hotels do prohibit bikinis, so if you’re unsure, I think it’s best to call the hotel directly and ask.
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