Best Casino Public Restroom

This is essential information whether you want to admit it or not. It's as important as knowing where the ATM's are with the lowest fees and which casino has the best cashback and video poker paytables.

So, which casino has the best public restrooms?

I'm going to list four of them, but I'm not sure if one of them still exists:

1. Pechanga (OK, it's not in Vegas) in the high limit room. This is open to the public even though it's in the high limit area. You do not have to place a bet. The men's room always had an attendant in there keeping it clean, private stalls with sinks in the stalls, exceptionally clean sinks, beautiful fixtures.

2. M Casino, not on the casino level but just below it (use the escalator or stairs) to the restrooms by the meeting rooms, banquet rooms, convention rooms. Modern and beautiful.

3. Caesars Palace, outside the entrance to the Forum casino and down the escalator/stairs. Clean and well attended.

4. Mandalay, in the high limit room. Now, it's been several years since I was there but what I remember was an upgrade of what you'd find at Pechanga. And as a bonus, there were free "freshen up kits" including toothbrush and toothpaste, disposable razor, cloth handtowels. Does this still exist?

Main Street Station....If you're losing and have had a lot to drink, you can take your frustrations out on an actual piece of the Berlin Wall.

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New photos were added on Dec. 20th from Caesars and Bellagio.

I always liked Caesars' and Paris. Have not been in the Pechanga high limit, but will check it out. Also have not been in the Mandalay high limit, but will scout it next time.

Pechanga, by the way, very nice. Harrah's Cherokee, in North Carolina, is like a bigger version of Pechanga -- lots of open space, all new.

I have an update: http://www.alanbestbuys.com/id223.html There's a phone by the throne in the high limit slots restroom. I guess it's there in case you have to call your casino host, or the cage to increase your line of credit, or your banker in case you really did flush down too much money on those $100 slot machines.