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It's not, but I prefer not being heard and not hearing over being heard or hearing.
Just make an even louder jungle cat snarling noise.
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People make noise when they piss and shit. It’s not scandalous.
Well, I still don't wanna make everybody in the room have to listen to my grunts as I push out an unhealthy binge-drinking hangover turd followed by a liter of flatulent gas and and liquid spraying into the bowl. I like my privacy, kthx.
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Not sure why it would be a zoning thing.
Zoning does a lot of weird things. My zoning laws require me to put immediate hot water at every faucet. there is no code requiring it. There is zero safety issue.
Does someone in local government own a plumbing contractor or plumbing supply company? That’d be my guess anyways.
It's not about saving a few bucks on a door. It's about discouraging you and your friends from sharing a single room. Hotel sees the money they're leaving on the table and will trade you for it for the low price of watching your buddies do their business.
It's not about saving a few bucks on a door. It's about discouraging you and your friends from sharing a single room. Hotel sees the money they're leaving on the table and will trade you for it for the low price of watching your buddies do their business.
Only once have I seen anything like this. The room had a bathroom door, but also a giant hole cut out in the wall so that everyone in the room could peer into the bathroom for some reason. We demanded a different room with a complete wall separating the bathroom and got one (a nicer one at their expense too).
The Brookstreet Hotel in Kanata (just outside Ottawa), Ontario has bathrooms with windows in them. There's a shade inside the glass, but still... did I really need to open the blinds to my bathroom? https://www.brookstreethotel.com/rooms/double-queen
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Was it made of glass? I've stayed in a hotel where the toilet door was made of glass, and had big gaps. I was staying with an acquaintance, so things were really awkward. It didn't help that the shower was right in front of this frosted glass, so the person's entire silhouette was very visible when showering. Another time, in Amsterdam, I stayed at an AirBnB where the toilet was on the balcony, and had a glass door (…
Review and vote with your wallet and your feet
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How many people consider what a bathroom looks like before booking a hotel room? I can't say I've ever done so.
Until recently, you never had to think about it. But as it becomes more common it will become something you might want to consider.
It's not about saving a few bucks on a door. It's about discouraging you and your friends from sharing a single room. Hotel sees the money they're leaving on the table and will trade you for it for the low price of watching your buddies do their business.