Tonight, I ate one of the most fantastic meals ever. But
there are plenty of blogs about food. So I won't bore you. Rather, this blog
will document the restrooms that I come across during my travels and
adventures. So let’s get to it.
The bathroom was quite clean and had been well taken care
of. This, of course, is a necessity for any sort of comfort or pleasure. I did
not have to use a sanitation sheet over the toilet as I felt the lid was clean
enough by itself. Yet, in multiple places on the floor, small bits of
toilet paper had taken refuge. I give this bathroom an 8 out of 10 for
Cleanliness.
As you enter the restroom, you are struck by a scent that
can be best described as Orange Springtime Picnic Tree. What the actual scent
was, I do not know. It was powerful, yet not overpowering. Quite the right
density of air freshener. The lighting was low which created a peaceful
atmosphere. Faucets were automatic (which is always nice); yet, one of the
faucets was not properly functioning. Paper towel dispensers were neatly placed
with waste receptacles within easy reach. I always appreciate paper towel
dispensers these days as more and more restrooms are moving exclusively to hand
blow driers. I give this bathroom an 8 out of 10 for Comfort.
In order to enter the restroom, you must descend a flight of
nicely carpeted stairs, separate from the rest of the restaurant and far away
from the Women's restroom. The theme: Japanese. The restroom itself, however,
does not follow this theme. The tiling is neat and the siding for the stalls,
classy. Yet, I wish they would have incorporated the Japanese restaurant theme
more deeply into the restrooms themselves. Bamboo leaves for toilet paper, or
maybe the handle of a samurai sword for the flusher on the urinals might have
been a nice touch. I give this bathroom a 6 out of 10 for Creativity.
Overall Bathroom Rating: 7.3 out of 10
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