Dress codes for London and Paris hotel bars and afternoon tea

Every bar and afternoon tea room listed here has its hotel dress code normalized into one of five levels, with the jeans, sneakers and jacket rules named, so "smart casual" stops being a guess at a specific London or Paris hotel.

What does "None" dress code mean at a hotel bar?

None

No dress requirement.

Show 3 venues at this level

Venue	City
The Drawing Room— Brown's Hotel	London
The Foyer & Reading Room— Claridge's	London
Jean-Georges at The Connaught (Afternoon Tea)— The Connaught	London

What does "Relaxed" dress code mean at a hotel bar?

Relaxed

Jeans and sneakers are fine.

What does "Smart casual" dress code mean at a hotel bar?

Smart casual

No sportswear, closed-toe shoes expected.

Show 20 venues at this level

Venue	City
Charlie's at Brown's— Brown's Hotel	London
Donovan Bar— Brown's Hotel	London
Artists' Bar— The Dorchester	London
The Promenade— The Dorchester	London
Vesper Bar— The Dorchester	London
Artesian— The Langham, London	London
Palm Court— The Langham, London	London
The Rivoli Bar— The Ritz London	London
American Bar— The Savoy	London
Gallery (Afternoon Tea)— The Savoy	London
Afternoon Tea (La Galerie)— Hôtel Plaza Athénée	Paris
Afternoon Tea (Restaurant Le Dalí)— Le Meurice	Paris
Bar 228— Le Meurice	Paris
Bar Hemingway— Ritz Paris	Paris
Bar Vendôme— Ritz Paris	Paris
Ritz Bar— Ritz Paris	Paris
Le Bar Botaniste— Shangri-La Paris	Paris
Afternoon Tea (Le Lobby)— The Peninsula Paris	Paris
Le Bar Kléber— The Peninsula Paris	Paris
Le Rooftop "The Golden Hour"— The Peninsula Paris	Paris