western australia

Our luxurious hotel bathroom

@JudyEv (382412)

Rockingham, Australia

January 23, 2022 7:39am CST

The photo shows part of the bathroom in our luxury hotel. We had three nights there and enjoyed our time. We don’t have a bathtub in our new home so we both took the opportunity to enjoy a relaxing bath. There was a shower and toilet in the same room but with glass doors between, and double vanity basins. As you can see, there was a television at the foot end of the bath although we didn’t bother to switch it on. The circles on the wall contained lights. I would have been battling to count the number of lights in the room. I would hate to be paying the power bill. However, as a guest, it was very relaxing and enjoyable.

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@allen0187 (59828)

• Philippines

23 Jan 22

The tub looks inviting.

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@allen0187 (59828)

• Philippines

24 Jan 22

Yeah, didn't see any handle bars to grab on so you can get out of the tub. Smart thinking.

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@Fleura (35097)

• United Kingdom

24 Jan 22

@JudyEv So you had a dry run?

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

It was a nice long one. I made sure I could get out of it before I got into it!

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@xFiacre (14792)

• Ireland

23 Jan 22

@judyev A good bathroom is a must in a hotel, one in which everything works as intended. I’d worry about a tv at the end of the bath however. Totally unnecessary and an ideal place in which to instal a secret camera.

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@Fleura (35097)

• United Kingdom

23 Jan 22

I never even thought of that! I was thinking it wouldn't be good if it fell into the bath!

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

OH NO!! YOU'VE JUST RUINED MY HOLIDAY!!

@Fleura The TV was set into the wall. @CarolDM Now I'm going to worry about that all night!

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@CarolDM (203396)

• Nashville, Tennessee

23 Jan 22

@xFiacre You make an excellent point.

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@Ronrybs (21492)

• London, England

23 Jan 22

I thought tellys in the bedroom was a bad idea, but the bathroom!

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

Fiacre's saying it's the ideal place for a hidden camera!! I do wish he'd kept that to himself.

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@Ronrybs (21492)

• London, England

24 Jan 22

@JudyEv Now I shall be thinking that next time I am spending the night away!

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

25 Jan 22

@Ronrybs Just look him straight in the eye and raise your glass to him!

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@LindaOHio (222728)

• United States

23 Jan 22

Very pretty. Did you mean that you don't have a bathtub in your new home?

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

Yes. I put bathroom instead of bathtub. I always read through my work but still make silly mistakes

@LindaOHio @mildredtabitha

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

@LindaOHio Yes, that wouldn't be good at our age! lol

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@LindaOHio (222728)

• United States

24 Jan 22

@JudyEv Whew! I would hate to have to use an outhouse or Port-a-Potty. lololol

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@porwest (112890)

• United States

23 Jan 22

I suppose down under you call a bathroom something else than we do here in the States. A bathroom here is simply a place to relieve ourselves essentially. We usually have half baths and full baths. A half bath would simply be a toilet and a sink while a full bath would be a toilet, sink, and shower or bathtub. Nice hotel room though.

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

I meant to say 'bathtub'. We don't usually talk of half or full baths here. A 'powder room' would have a toilet and vanity basin, usually meant for guests to use. An 'ensuite' is toilet and bathroom that opens out to the bedroom so it's private, and a semi-ensuite opens to a bedroom but can also be accessed from another room or passage.

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

@porwest It is indeed.

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@porwest (112890)

• United States

24 Jan 22

@JudyEv Interesting always how different our languages are despite them being the same. lol

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@DocAndersen (54399)

• United States

23 Jan 22

i love bathrooms in hotels. I have seen some amazing bathrooms in my travels. that one is pretty cool - love the tub!

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

Fiacre has just pointed out there could be a camera hidden in the TV. He has just wrecked my vacation!!

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

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@DocAndersen (54399)

• United States

24 Jan 22

@JudyEvsorry about that - he is correct however

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@snowy22315 (209107)

• United States

23 Jan 22

It looks suitable for a nice hotel. I like those ring lights. They are nifty.

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

They had some very clever ways of lighting up areas without anything too obvious.

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@FourWalls (86829)

• United States

23 Jan 22

And champagne glasses? That’s pretty fancy! And I agree with you: from the pictures you’ve shown, I think I could retire comfortably for five years on one month’s electricity bill for that place!!!! I’m so glad you got to have a nice getaway to celebrate your anniversary!!!

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

Thanks. I hate to think what the electricity bill must be. The bar fridge was stuffed with all sorts of goodies but we didn't touch any of it. We did, however, take our own champagne.

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@Juliaacv (56358)

• Canada

23 Jan 22

Did you mean that you do not have a bathtub in your new home? Its a pretty area, minus the television, that isn't necessary in a bathroom.

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

Yes, I meant a bathtub. I reread my work but the mistakes still slip through. I didn't even bother with the TV.

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@LadyDuck (502729)

• Italy

23 Jan 22

I enjoy a good bath in a bath tub in winter, I had one also this morning after I worked in the garbage. Very pretty bathroom.

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@LadyDuck (502729)

• Italy

24 Jan 22

@JudyEv - I like to bath more than to take a shower and it is particularly pleasant in winter.

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

We had a bath in our old house but didn't use it often. If we were stiff and aching then a bath was really enjoyable.

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@wolfgirl569 (135944)

• Marion, Ohio

23 Jan 22

That does look like a fun room to relax in

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

It was very swish. You could pretend you were really someone special.

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@kobesbuddy (78833)

• East Tawas, Michigan

23 Jan 22

This was a relaxing three nights, for you and Vince to enjoy a nice time together!

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

Yes, it was relaxing thanks but it's always nice to get home again.

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@kobesbuddy (78833)

• East Tawas, Michigan

24 Jan 22

@JudyEv I am very contented at home. Going somewhere to spend a weekend, I'm eager to return home!

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@CarolDM (203396)

• Nashville, Tennessee

23 Jan 22

A nice tub. Never had a tv in the bathroom. Very cool for some I suppose.

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

I've never really heard of it before but maybe other hotels have them.

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@soymex (1111)

• Bucharest, Romania

23 Jan 22

Few bathrooms have a TV. You had to turn it on.

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

I haven't been in any other bathroom where there was a TV. I didn't bother watching it.

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@flapiz (23530)

• United Kingdom

23 Jan 22

I love it it does scream luxury. I love baths so this hotel appeals to me.

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@flapiz (23530)

• United Kingdom

24 Jan 22

@JudyEv it must've cost you a fortune.

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

@flapiz They put out a special deal but it was still pretty expensive.

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

Just about everything in the hotel screamed luxury.

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@DaddyEvil (174658)

• United States

23 Jan 22

Your new house only has a shower? That's how our last house was. Not having a bathtub didn't bother us. Since we moved into this house three years ago, I might have taken three tub baths and Pretty may have taken five or six... We both prefer a shower to a bath.

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

We prefer showers too and rarely used the bath in the last house. However, it was nice if you were tired and aching. We don't miss the bath but it was a bit of a novelty to indulge in one in the hotel.

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@Kandae11 (57230)

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23 Jan 22

I love nice bathrooms. I even put a rack with books and magazines in mine. Glad your stay there was very enjoyable.

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

I gave up reading in the bath as the books got a bit damp and steamy.

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@oahuwriter (26773)

• United States

24 Jan 22

Wow, very posh! Me too, no bubble baths at home, just showers.

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

We had a bath in our previous house. It was good if we'd had a long, tiring day but we can't really miss it.

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

25 Jan 22

@oahuwriter Yes, it is very different. Although growing up on the farm, we only had about four inches of water in the bath and when we'd finished, we'd bucket the water out onto the garden.

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@oahuwriter (26773)

• United States

24 Jan 22

@JudyEv Ok. Now with helping environment and saving water, guess, bubble baths, won't be missed. It's different today, then when we were young.

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@Janet357 (75638)

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23 Jan 22

Wow Miss Judy, this is nice. i like those huge circles of light

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

They had really clever ways of concealing lights.

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@sharonelton (30756)

• Lichfield, England

24 Jan 22

I've never been to a hotel with a bathroom like that. And I thought electricity wasn't advisable in a bathroom, except for the light, because of water and electricity being a dangerous combination?

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

24 Jan 22

That's true but the TV was set in the wall so it was probably okay. I don't think the remote control would be dangerous.

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@JudyEv (382412)

• Rockingham, Australia

25 Jan 22

@sharonelton It is flush with the wall so there is no way it could fall.

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@sharonelton (30756)

• Lichfield, England

25 Jan 22

@JudyEv OK. As long as there's no chance the telly could fall.

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