Barkingside tube station, London

Just looking at the entrance and sink in these toilets was enough to make me not want to go anywhere near them. Awful!
The half star is for the fact that there were toilets at the station at all. I think this is very generous of me.

Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds

Another excellent toilet from Bury St Edmunds, very very spacious, clean and everything worked!


The loos in question are to the left of this picture!

Athenaeum Bury St Edmunds

Probably the 2nd best toilets in Bury St Edmunds! Like the Angel Hotel they were very clean, spick and sparkling! Only let down by the slightly small size.

Angel Hotel (Bar), Bury St Edmunds

The best toilets in Bury St Edmunds by far. Super clean, smelt nice, welcoming, warm and well worth paying for the over priced beer!

Morrisons, Ipswich

Very clean and had the highly rated (well by me!) automatic hand washing sink thingys, a good amount of soap was dispensed. Only let down by the foul smell, however this was probably due to customers strange bowels.

The Bull, Woolpit, Bury St Edmunds

Clean pub toilets, however they were freezeing cold and the soap wasn't the best in the world. Looks like they hadn't been updated since the 1960s though.

The Quadrant, Brighton

Not such a good one here. It looked like someone had been sick (a long time ago...?) on the back of the toilet and there was an overpowering smell of coconut air freshener. Not so fresh.

The downstairs toilet might have been better.

The Reservoir, Brighton

Good toilets downstairs. I like the sit-on basin wooden bits around the sink. Light and clean.

Golden Galleon, Cuckmere Haven

Just down the road from the Seven Sisters Visitors Centre and a highly recommended option. Cosy, clean, and with an illustration of Victor Meldrew on the wall. What more could you ask for?
The only downside was the soap (not such a pleasant smell).


I liked the old fashioned iron lock and the handy hook on the door to hang your bags.
-Yumi

Sainsbury's, London Road, Brighton

A good place to relieve one self whilst frequenting the London Road area or walking back from the North Laines. Clean, pleasant and welcoming. The only minor thing is that the motion sensors on the taps take a while to kick in, in fact I had to rub the sensor to get the tap to work. Apart from that, they are a small gem in a horrible area.


Convenient, and clean but I found it too stuffy and not much privacy. Only two cubicles. the flush doesn't work very well. I wanted to flush a second time and had to wait for a long time. So I started putting some cream on my face then it fell and rolled into the next cubicle. I said sorry and crept my hand under. Bad experience. Only for emergency.
- Yumi

myhotel Brighton

This is one of my favourite toilet. I like the curved walls,the red sink at an angle, a quote in the cubicle. Keeps my eyes engaged. Dyson hand dryer. It feel like being in an aquarium rather than a toilet.


Very nice. But half a star deducted from me for the confusing mirrors.
- Debbie

Tic Toc cafe, Brighton

Nice plants & interesting toilet roll storage. Well stocked.
There were lots of paper towels on the floor, but it was reported that these had been tidied up a bit later.

Additional comments: Great bacon sandwich, and blankets for cold knees. Nice cafe.

Queens Park Toilets, Brighton

A very large toilet, with several types of toilet inside. Unfortunately it was very smelly with various bodily fluids all over the floor and walls. On the plus side, there was soap, water and drying facilities so on that fact alone it gets 2 stars.



roomy but smelly. not sure how reliable it is. it's not always open.

yumi



Convenient for picnics, but awfully smelly and untidy.
There is a strange seat attached to the wall. Can anyone tell me what this is for?
- Debbie

Seven Sisters Country Park Visitor Centre

Smelly and there was tissue with something brown in the cubicle. Flash was okay. I'd try the pub nearby next time.