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6 Best Cruise Ship Bathrooms

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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 ...

600 | Bath Crashers | DIY

Season 6, Episode 12 Bathroom With Bubble Tub A super small bathroom for two needs to get bigger, fast. This family of two is expecting, but before baby arrives, they want to make their bathroom space better. To do that, they are taking space from the room next door and adding it to the new layout to make one, massive suite. Black and white subway tile cover the walls. On the ceiling, a skylight is added for natural light while the floors will be heated to keep the space warm. Separate vanities, tub and shower space make the daily routine a breeze, especially with baby on the way. A tub with air bubble technology will give the new mom the perfect place to relax.

Shattered! The danger hanging in your bathroom

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I had just finished showering and turned off the water. Soaking wet, I did what millions of Americans do every day -- I reached for my snazzy sliding glass shower door . Seconds later, glass was raining down on me. The door had failed somehow and exploded into a million little pieces. The sound was hideous, something between nails on a chalkboard and a torrential downpour. Only this didn't make me wet, it made me bloody. This was the grisly scene in my bathroom after a shower door exploded on me while I showered. I bled substantially from a wound on my right foot and had to walk on glass to get out. Glass shower doors are a substantial upgrade from old, mold- magnet plastic shower curtains found in many older homes. They look great. They let ambient light into the shower and make the bathroom look larger. If you have fancy tile rimming your tub, they show that off. The aesthetics come with a cost however, as I recently learned the hard way: Glass shower and tub enclosures ca...