Which rooms have a "water closet"?

Most bathrooms seem to have the toilet right near the shower.

My wife no longer wishes to shower right next to where I excrete the previous night's alcohol and white castle consumption.

We have been staying at PH Resort Vista and really like their bathroom configuration as the toilet is in its own little closet (gas chamber).

We are looking to test out a different place on the strip and would like a room that has a similar configuration with what every one seems to be calling a water closet.

Checked out a few hotels online but the majority no longer have images or virtual tours.

Without having to get a huge suite, what hotels and which rooms have this type of configuration?

Yeah, I know.....what an unusual post, but it is still vegas related and you should expect questions on just about anything.

 

Vdara, Vdara suite mid priced
has an open commode (separated by a wall though from shower and tub)
but also a toilet and sink (with door!) out by entry door

 

For standard rooms, both Venetian and Aria have a separate little room for the toilet. And its been a whole since I stayed in a Mandalay Bay standard room, but I think it does too

 

Wynn, Encore, Venetian, Palazzo, Aria, Cosmo...

(Not a complete list, by any means...just ones I can remember from recent stays.)

You can usually find videos of most rooms on YouTube.

 

confirmed that MB has a separate little "room" with the toilet with their standard rooms.

 

Try oyster.com they have comprehensive photos of many of the Strip hotel rooms.

 

Caesars, Agustus tower and Octavius tower.

 

Palace Tower as well. Actually, you probably are good candidates for the petite suite with the jack and jill bathrooms.

 

even base rooms at wynn/encore have them

 

Was just thinking I can' think of a hotel I've stayed at recently in Zvegas that didn't have a separate water closet. Add Palms and Tropicana to the list of hotels that do.

 

My snobbery is to a point where I want a water closet and a stall shower. I don't want to stand in a bath tub to take a shower.

 

Both Four Seasons and Aria have water closets. I think the bathroom is far nicer in the regular rooms at Four Seasons vs. the regular rooms at Aria.

 

I do not find that to be snobbish at all. When I travel, I want and expect luxury. Some people like fancy cars or shoes. I like fancy hotels.

 

Of all the things to be concerned with???

 

Good info, thanks.
It does seem that the newer places do show floor plan.
I think once the other places started remodeling they removed the floor plans for now.
Looks like we have a lot more options then expected.

 

Aria and MB.

 

Petite suites at TI have 2 separate bathrooms.

 

I usually wish a question included more details. For this one it's the opposite. Painted too clear a picture of the issue.

Most of the top level hotels seem to.

I'd recommend you stay in a Flamingo GO room. Your wife will love it.

 

I think this is a valid concern.. especially for those that drink and eat considerably more and need more visits.

Personally, after 10 houses we have one hard and fast rule. The toilet in the master bath MUST have a door. No compromise on that at all. We cross that house off the list.

 

Golden Nugget Rush Tower rooms. Nice big bathroom, double vanity, great shower and separate water closet.