5 Highly Recommended Free Public Toilets

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5 Highly Recommended Free Public Toilets

• Regency House Hotel London

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• Staying at any of the hotels in Covent Garden
  London brings you closer to many of Londons
  premier tourist attractions and other center of
  activities. Not far from hotels Gower Street
  London, you can visit several interesting museums
  like the Pollock Toy Museum, the British Museum,
  and the Isis Gallery where you can marvel all day
  long at the various and fascinating works of art
  on display.
• It is always easy to get caught up in the
  moment, and before you know it, you find yourself
  on panic mode as you search for the nearest
  lavatory.
• The inevitable call of nature can really put on
  you on the spot, so its just fitting to know
  where all the clean public restrooms are,
  especially those that are free of charge.
• Hence, here is a list of these must-find places
  in London in case of emergency.

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British Museum

• The entrance to the British Museum is free of
  charge, so most likely access to its toilets
  wont cost a penny. There is a toilet in every
  floor of the museum building. Toilets are also
  accessible in the Great Court and the Ford Centre
  for Young Visitors.

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Oxford Street Department Stores

• Being resident at oxford street hotels,
  department stores are easily accessible. All the
  shops on Oxford Street provides free access to
  their toilets.

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Camden Market

• Its easy to lose track of time when you are
  busy browsing stalls for interesting knick-knacks
  and bric-a-bracs. Camden Market is not only a
  shopping paradise for bargain hunters, but it is
  also a convenient place to be when the call of
  nature begins to beckon. Free public toilets can
  be found in the lower ground of the old stable
  area. You can also visit the English Tea Rooms
  nearby and try their free facilities.

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Royal Festival Hall

• There is a wealth of clean public toilets that
  are free of charge inside the Royal Festival
  Hall. So, instead of lining up at one of those
  luxury toilets for a fee, take a ride on the
  Royal Festival Halls singing lift to one of its
  free facilities on the upper level and avoid long
  queues.

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Waterstones, Piccadilly

• If you are a passionate bookworm, you can spend
  hours inside a bookshop without realizing that
  you already need to go. By the time, you are
  ready to check out, you find yourself desperately
  searching for the loo. Free access to a toilet is
  probably one of the factor that makes Waterstones
  on Piccadilly such an ideal haunt for book
  lovers. There is a toilet in every stairwell of
  the bookshops building.
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