Originally Posted by
NoWindowSeat
Yeah, the bathroom on the premium side is ridiculously small for the capasity of the lounge (at peak times)..really a joke, some might say..maybe the idea was/is that people use the shower rooms but then again that doesn't make much sense, does it..as people who want to shower want a cleaned/refreshed room with new towels etc..not a public toilet room..not long ago I needed to wait 20mins for a clean shower room, even though they were all empty they hadn't been attended to. Not very "premium" feel but must say the staff was more than apologetic about it.
It is hard to understand what was in their minds when they designed this toilet mess.
You can laugh at "over-regulated sweden" but how can a "famous design agency" even get away with designing a lounge that serves food and drinks, seats 122 (and allows entry to even more) and has only one toilet per gender. With predominantely male guests, I guess this makes 1 toilet on 100 guests or so. And it is not like the typical lounge visitor wants to "save it for later"...
*) Normal swedish regulation - premises that serves alcohol should have 1 toilet per 25 guests