Los baños que sólo tienen un lavabo y un WC y a veces una ducha, por ejemplo en los restaurantes, los cines o lugares publicos, se llaman de varias formas. Puedes decir:

- Voy al aseo. ¿dónde están los aseos?

- Voy al servicio. ¿dónde están los servicios?

También es muy habitual llamarle baño. ¿dónde están los baños?

Hey Jessica,

So the room is called "Baño" (or Cuarto de baño) but the actual toilet is called ''excusado'' or ''inodoro''.

I've actually never seen a room specifically for the shower, so in my experience they are all called baño. The bathtub is called "tina'' or "bañera" and the shower is called "la ducha". So maybe you could called it "el cuarto de la ducha"

Hope that helps.

:)

In some aspect Bathroom and toilet can referred as same word.

My understanding is that it can be different from country to country so it will depend on who you ask and where they are from. When you travel, usually the first thing you learn is how to ask where the bathroom is in the lingo of the place you are...or at least that's the first thing I try to learn! :)

Maybe I wasn't very clear. I understand there are lots of different words for bathroom/restroom/toilet in Western countries.

However what I was asking for was the Spanish term for the restroom, the place I would ask for if I was looking for the toilet in a restaurant for instance. I think Sandrah answered my question.

Thanks!