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Our Favorite Public Restrooms in Las Vegas

Posted on January 18, 2024   |   Updated on September 30, 2025
Scott Dickensheets

Scott Dickensheets

Photo of the crazy bathroom at Double down Saloon.

Three words: Leg. En. Dary. (Sonja Cho Swanson/City Cast Las Vegas)

If you have a choice about where to go, go at one of these spots.

Skyfall Lounge in the Delano

Sixty-four stories above the Strip means this place has stunning views of Sin City — through the floor-to-ceiling windows in stalls of the ladies’ washroom.

This is Las Vegas at its most ironic and playful: A men's room just off the casino floor includes a sizable chunk of the Berlin Wall — that old commie bugaboo — inset with three urinals. (Note: History buffs with two X chromosomes can arrange to see it, too.)

This was nominated by City Cast Las Vegas producer Layla Muhammad, and no wonder: As you’d expect in a learning environment, there’s an attention to detail here, from soap-dispenser placement to upgraded stall locks. (For more, here’s a list of the campus’ single-stall, unisex bathrooms.)

“I personally love the bathrooms at Gabi coffee,” says City Cast podcast co-host Sarah Lohman. “It’s as big as a New York City studio apartment, and has aromatherapy and soothing Korean language tapes.”

This famous, highly concentrated dose of urban grunge has to be on the list, of course. Encrusted with graffiti, stickers, and a cheerfully apocalyptic vibe, these rooms demand, Go big or go home!

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