Dress code and decorations policy
Guest Policy – Dress Code, Decorations & Celebrations
We want all our guests to have a great time at The Hut. To ensure everyone can enjoy their experience, we ask that all guests respect the following guidelines.
Dress Code – Smart Beach Casual
Our dress code is Smart Beach Casual.
We do not permit:
- Fancy dress of any kind.
- Matching or coordinated outfits across groups that clearly indicate a stag or hen party.
Stag and hen parties are strictly not permitted at the Hut.
We reserve the right to refuse access to any individual or group on arrival if they are not appropriately dressed or do not meet our entry requirements.
Large Groups & Birthday Celebrations
We are happy to welcome larger group bookings and birthday celebrations, provided they are conducted respectfully and considerately.
To ensure everyone can enjoy their meal, we ask that groups:
- Keep noise to a reasonable level.
- Do not sing or shout, this includes singing Happy Birthday.
- Do not become a nuisance or disturbance to surrounding tables.
- Respect other guests and our team.
We understand that celebrations can be lively, but excessive noise or disruptive behaviour is not acceptable.
If a group is asked to moderate its behaviour, we expect guests to respond appropriately.
The Hut reserves the right to ask customers to leave at any point during their meal if their behaviour is deemed unacceptable and they do not respond appropriately when asked to behave.
DECORATIONS
We welcome low-level decorations, including table centrepieces and flowers.
However, we do not permit:
- Confetti
- Banners
- Balloons
For private hires, including the Roof Deck, PDR or full venue hire, all decorations must be approved by the Hut prior to the event.
The Hut reserves the right to refuse any decoration at its discretion.
Our Right to Refuse Access or Service
We reserve the right to refuse access to any individual or group who does not meet our dress code or entry requirements.
We also reserve the right to ask guests to leave at any point during their visit where behaviour is deemed unacceptable, disruptive or inappropriate, particularly where guests do not respond appropriately to a request from our team to modify their behaviour.
Our aim is simple: enjoy yourselves, celebrate responsibly and respect the experience of everyone around you.