Hotel pools can be a lot of fun, but it is important to remember that at most hotels, the pool area is used by families.

What would you do if you were working at your hotel and two young women came down in extremely tiny bathing suits that were very inappropriate?

That is what happened to the hotel workers in this story, so the manager told them that they couldn’t wear that at the pool going forward, and after the girls complained, they even gave them a free breakfast for the inconvenience.

Unfortunately, they still weren’t happy, and eventually their complaints led them to being banned from the hotel property going forward.

It is nothing more than they deserved. Read through the full story below and see if you think the hotel handled it properly.

This ain’t Miami Beach (or a beach at all)

It’s summer time. As my wife likes to say at this time of year; when the temps go up, the pants come down. That is, you start to see a whole lot more of people, both in terms of crowd amount and…physical area.

Not every hotel is meant for lounging at the pool.

Two ladies who recently stayed at my hotel seemed determined to soak up the rays.

Except for the fact that all we have is a dinky indoor pool. It’s fine, but it’s nothing to write home about. This is not a resort with a nice infinity setup or a spot on the beach with coastlines to tan on.

These ladies were expecting something more.

Nope, it’s just a humble indoor pool, meaning that the sun isn’t sunning like it would outside. Common sense, eh?

No.

These two ladies made a show of themselves in the lobby when they strutted out in the most, shall we say, eye-catching swimsuits that were on the rack.

Why is it that some people just beg for attention?

They probably didn’t even take much time to stitch together because there was hardly any fabric present.

If you’ve caught my drift by now, you can see why this raised some alarms. Thankfully, this happened on a particularly quiet day. But the lack of people kind of adds to the overall “What?!” factor of the situation.

Let’s see how this goes.

Not only are you fully indoors, but there are no eyes on you…does that encourage you to do this, or were you prepared to just do this anyway? So. Many. Questions.

As they banked the corner, one of my colleagues, a female herself, nearly did a double take. She quickly intercepted them and tactfully sparked a conversation, asking if they needed anything.

Is there a dress code at this hotel?

“Just some towels for our room!” they gleefully responded. My colleague quickly assured them Housekeeping would take care of that, and then they sauntered off to the pool.

Nerves frazzled, we all discussed it. The Assistant FD Manager, also a female, was present and was not at all amused with the scenario in question. Some time passed, and she decided to confront the ladies about the whole thing.

Apparently, people are not allowed to wear bathing suits like this.

After calling their room, she advised them that their stunt wouldn’t be tolerated again due to its obscenity. The older of the pair was not happy with this at all.

Later the same day, after the change to the PM shift, she wound up expressing her frustration to the FD Supervisor, a male.

I’m honestly surprised that he gave them anything; they were the ones in the wrong, it seems.

He heard her out and, as he often does, wanted to sprinkle some magic their way to simmer them down (he also probably wanted to pick his battles, which is fair.)

To help appease them, he ended up comping their breakfast for the next morning, and somewhere in the exchange, the disgruntled lady took his apologies and service recovery as confirmation that the AFD Manager’s stern warning was misplaced.

They most definitely did not learn their lesson.

Consequently, the next day, things really came to a head.

The Dynamic Duo of Designer Nothing appeared again in the lobby, with much to…bare (read: much too bare)

That is not at all what the supervisor said.

They now got into it with the AFD Manager, who again confronted them and reiterated what she had said the day before.

Again, the older one snapped back, saying that the “Supervisor yesterday said everything was okay. “

They won’t be coming back to this hotel, that’s for sure.

Our GM also happened to be present at the same moment and also stepped into the conversation. After some back and forth, the guest declared: “I’ll be taking his words over yours, thanks!” before stomping off.

Well, as a surprise to no one, they have since been DNR’d. May they find warm rays and longer threads in another establishment.

Some people just seem to want to be trouble everywhere they go. If you can’t follow the dress code of the hotel, you won’t be staying there.

Read on to see what the people in the comments have to say about this story.

Come on, this is ridiculous.

If the swimsuit was not in line with the dress code, they were right to say something.

Not all bikinis are the same, and they aren’t all appropriate for a family pool.

Come on, this is ridiculous.

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Yeah, the night manager shouldn’t have given them anything.

If these ladies were dressed that inappropriately, they should have been asked to change right away. Of course, there weren’t many people around, so maybe it was best to just ignore them.

Being a hotel worker is hard because you never know what type of situation you will have to deal with. I don’t envy the workers who had to try to talk to these women.

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