Regular business attire (for gentlemen, jacket and tie; for ladies, appropriate attire) is required in the Main Dining Room.

Business-casual attire, as described below, is permitted in the Marconi Room, the Blake Lounge, the Simcoe Dining Room, and any of the private function rooms.

Business-casual attire is also permitted in the Bar Lounge, however here gentlemen are asked to wear a jacket (a suit jacket, blazer, or sports coat). Ties are optional in the Bar Lounge.

Business-casual Attire for Gentlemen

Tailored trousers, shirts with collars and sleeves, and turtleneck sweaters are permitted.

Warm-up suits, jeans, sweatshirts, athletic shoes, and sandals are not permitted, nor is any apparel with slogans or commercial messages.

Business-casual Attire for Ladies

Tailored pants, skirts, collared shirts, collarless shirts, blouses, and sleeveless summer dresses are permitted.

Warm-up suits, jeans, sweatshirts, athletic shoes, and sandals are not permitted, nor is any apparel with slogans or commercial messages.

Members and guests are asked to leave outerwear including coats, hats, scarves and gloves, in the appropriate cloakroom.

Members and guests may take notes or refer discreetly to business papers in any of our public rooms. Those using substantial amounts of paper are requested to use the Conference Room or another private area.

Briefcases are permitted in the Marconi Room and the Blake Lounge. Members and guests are requested to leave briefcases and laptop computers at the Front Desk before entering the Main Dining Room, the Bar Lounge, and the Simcoe Dining Room.

Members and guests are requested to turn off their cellular telephones and pagers while on the premises. Anyone expecting an important call should inform a staff member or the Front Desk personnel, who will advise of any incoming calls and indicate an appropriate location for a private telephone conversation.

Wireless connection is available for members and guests who have laptop computers with network cards. Members and guests can log on to our Internet gateway and access their e-mail accounts and the Web from designated rooms in the Club.

For more information on this policy and designated areas for the use of laptop computers, please contact the General Manager’s office.

In order to ensure that members have a fair opportunity to participate and attend the popular events scheduled by the Events Committee, the following policy applies to event cancellations.

• Less than 7 days notice – The cancellation fee will be 50% of the event price, unless the space is resold, in which case the Club at its discretion, may waive part of the cancellation fee.
• Less than 2 working days notice – The cancellation fee will be 100% of the event price.
• Events held off-site or events with pre-booked entertainment will be billed to the member upon confirmation of the booking.

Members are requested to refrain from correcting, criticizing, or complaining to staff. Members should forward complaints and suggestions to the General Manager, or any member of the Board of Directors.