
Vanity Nightclub, Las Vegas —
The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino's Vanity Nightclub features eye-catching vanity stations as part of its 2,000 square-foot luxury ladies' room. Gold-plated faucets and a $40,000 chandelier add some shine to the porcelain palace.

Buc-ee's, New Braunfels, Texas —
Buc-ee's convenience store in New Braunfels, Texas, offers a less glitzy experience, but customers laud the store for cleanliness and its 83 stalls keep any unlikely lines moving.

Mie N Yu Restaurant, Washington —
Wooden barrels house sinks in the unisex washroom at Mie N Yu in Georgetown. The rustic restroom is an extension of the restaurant's exotic blend of influences. In the dining room, themed spaces, from a Turkish tent to a Venetian lounge, cocoon diners.

Radisson Blu Aqua Hotel, Chicago —
From floor to ceiling, glass mosaic tiles give the lobby restroom at the Radisson Blu in Chicago a dizzying reflective punch.

Liberty Market, Gilbert, Arizona —
At this former grocery store turned stylish bistro in Gilbert, Arizona, each of the five unisex restroom stalls features a distinctive design and a coordinating playlist. Punk rock is played in this little ode to a roadhouse.

Lane Stadium/Worsham Field, Blacksburg, Virginia —
The facilities at Virginia Tech's stadium received a major update in 2010, complete with digital mirrors displaying school and sponsor messages to a captive audience.

Hollywood Bowl, Hollywood, California —
The restrooms supporting this 18,000-seat venue recently received an update mirroring the 1920s style of the Hollywood Bowl's shell and stage. Green floors the color of the native Toyon tree help define the space.

Gitane Restaurant, San Francisco —
Bohemian flair carries over to the restroom at Gitane, which means "gypsy woman" in French.

Da Marino Ristorante Italiano, New York —
A hand-painted door welcomes ladies to the restroom at Da Marino, which evokes the Italian Renaissance within its narrow walls.

Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota —
Glossy white doors contrast dramatically with black walls in the Walker Art Center's sleek restrooms.



