Toilets or bathrooms , Which does have the general sense ?
Some hotel units or suites, for example, include a toilet and a separate showering room , how can I name each correctly ? Can I say ( the suite has a toilet and a showering booth , or a showering room ) . I am just confused , you tell me which is correct and better to use ????? !!! and in this case , Can I use bath room to refer to the place of taking a shower ??? Thnx

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If a hotel room has a shower and toilet in the same room, it is called 'an ensuite  shower and bathroom'
Otherwise the room is described as having separate shower and bathroom facilities.

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It's generally acceptable to use the word "bathroom", regardless of if it has either a toilet or shower/bathtub.  This might vary a little bit depending on your region, though.  In a house, if a bathroom only has a toilet and no shower/bathtub, it's called a "half-bath".

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