You can't be too pretentious when you don't have any clothes on. The Terra Cotta, a small 17-room hideaway, caters to community, gathering guests in one common area around the pool. And there's no organized activities. The resort sprawls over lavishly landscaped grounds with manmade waterfalls and streams, and has 38 villas and 33 rooms, three pools and a fully-staffed spa. There are no swimming suits permitted in pool or spa areas at any time for any reason.
People come here so they can get a tan, lay out in the sun and be nude.
We like to have a level-playing field. Because if you're wavering, and you look out at the pool and half the people are wearing clothes, you might think maybe you should keep your clothes on. I think there's a wrong connotation, a stigma. That's just not the case. A lot of people say it's liberating.