No en suite?

i have many moons ago had to share a bathroom in small hotels .also trailed over fields when camping for toilet block .them days long gone

Don't have an ensuite at home..but lucky enough to sleep next door to bathroom,..oh and have a downstairs loo...proper posh to the outside lav I grew up with...just find 'holiday tummy' a problem.

The wet rooms on QE have made me

Yes, must have 'en suite' facilities and if the rest is not as good as or better than home, I'm not interested!

Greatnan I always insist on en-suite facilities when we go away it just seems correct to do so,this is the only thing that I miss in our apartment,mind it is only one bedroom but the fact that there is no en-suite has always bugged me as we always had the facility in the big family house and had the same when we lived abroad, I found it hard to adjust when we came back here,we could only find bigger apartments or houses available which included en-suites and if we had more bedrooms we would no excuse in telling people they could not stay overnight (how mean am I)

Not keen on the programme 4 in a bed

The people seem very amateur , not business like , so how do they expect to make money ?

Lets face it , if you are in business on your own account , and don"t want to make money , what is the point of all the hassle .

A complete necessity!

Oh and I like four in a bed also.

With you on that greatnan ,if camping have a portaloo....hate visiting for that reason.

Greatnan I don't have an en suite bathroom in this house and, as I am not planning to stay, I am not going to the effort and cost of installing one. However, I do miss it. As far as hotels are concerned, I automatically assume there will be one. However, when I met up with some of the Scottish grannies in Glasgow a couple of months ago I stayed in a wonderfully idiosyncratic hotel that didn't have en suite bathrooms. There was a basin in the bedroom and a number of loos, bathrooms and shower rooms on the same floor. It was quite a small, intimate and friendly hotel and this really didn't seem to be a problem. When I think back to the travelling I did in my childhood with my parents (my mother got locked in a communal bathroom in Zurich for 2 hours) and my late teens and twenties on my own, the lack of an en suite bathroom was often the least of my worries.

I insisted as I wasn't going to the 'facilities' in the dark!
The men had 'en suite' ie male portable urinals that they took up to empty in the morning.

Yes; I think I'd have to have one now. As for camping, I gave up on that years ago [although Eurocamp with it's nice frame tents and beds was ok]. My ex still goes camping using small tents that my knees can't cope with [once I'm down I'm down for good] which is another reason why he's my ex. The treck across a field to a loo became a nightmare years ago. I must admit to enjoying that programme when I catch it.

We had a holding tank on our boat.

no your not !

I'm surprised there are still establishments out there that don't have en suite's for every room.