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By Christina Janansky, Associate Producer cruise ship bathrooms " src="https://images.r.cruisecritic.com/features/ships/top-25-tips/best-bathrooms-hero.jpg" title="Penthouse Suite Bathroom on Celebrity Reflection (Cruise Critic)" /> Cruise ship bathrooms get a bad rap. They're too cramped, the shower curtains cling and there's hardly enough space for all your toiletries. Yet move beyond the cookie-cutter loos in standard staterooms, you can find incredible bathrooms onboard that give their five- star hotel counterparts a run for their money. You'll find them in the high-end suites, with special features and amenities including showers cantilevered off the side of the ship, heated floors and shower benches, and built-in flat-screen televisions. Some of these bathrooms are sized larger than a regular cabin! Whether you have the means to book yourself into a suite with a fabulous bathing space , or just want to dream about cruise ship showers ...

Kylie Minogue talked about “Toto toilets” on TV talent show The Voice, so maybe the Aussie singer with the famously pert bottom favours the Toto Washlet, the Japanese “wash-and-dry” loo, which gives you a gentle rinse and a pulse of warm air. Try one out for yourself at one of CP Hart’s über- cool London bathroom showrooms , where the latest models are installed in the customer toilets. Don’t be shy. Bells-and-whistles loos are just one of the new-tech ideas at a burgeoning band of London bathroom specialists , where the average starting spend on a makeover is £8,000 to £10,000. “This might buy you a freestanding bath , separate shower/wet area and screen, WC, basin, vanity unit, mirror, tiling, and heating — but these are only very rough guidelines,” says Ripples, another leading London outfit , founded by Roger and Sandra Kyme in 1988, with four branches — in NW3 (020 7449 9594),  Chelsea (020 7373 3668), Richmond (020 3166 4008) and Reigate (01737 226450). Or visit ripples.ltd....