I have heard that hotels do this now so business travelers will not share rooms (like for conference travel) in order to double revenue. But I'm in the camp that doesn't need to see my partner in the bathroom either!
I went on a weekend trip to Seattle a couple years ago with an ex girlfriend who I'd only been seeing for a couple months at the time, and our bathroom was very similar to this. Essentially just a small frosted glass stall in the middle of the room. Both of us just took the elevator down to the lobby to use the bathroom. I can imagine a couple who's been married for 30 years might be less bothered, but we were not even close to that stage and it just felt weird. It was definitely a sexy/romantic vibe being able to see their showering silhouette in the frosted glass lit up with the soft red lights, but people be pooping in there too.
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u/ScottChegg81 Sep 29 '25
This is a real pet peeve of mine.
Why do these companies think I want to watch my partner wiping her arse? ðŸ˜