
The bathroom in the big Starbucks on Michigan Avenue is one of the nicest. Photo: Monica Eng/Axios
Sparked by the Chicago Tribune's story on the dearth of public bathrooms last month, we recently shared some of our secret downtown bathroom spots.
- And when we asked for yours, you delivered a gusher of great locations just in time for downtown holiday visits and shopping.
π₯ Northwestern Memorial Hospital has tons of bathrooms that anyone can use! Since itβs a hospital, they require and hand out masks at every entrance...And they keep the bathrooms super clean! β Mike R
π§³ Any hotel on S. Michigan Ave. has easy access, first floor bathrooms that are usually very clean. Also the Swiss and Hyatt hotels on East Wacker are accessible - private - and clean. β Andrea D
π The Mariano's grocery store at Monroe and Halsted [has]... spacious and clean restrooms. I often assuage my guilt by purchasing a fresh made-to-order smoothie, thereby assuring that I would need to find another within 2-3 hours! β Steve N
βοΈ Second floor of the Virgin Hotels, upstairs from the Two Zero Three coffee shop at 203 N Wabash, is my go-to workplace and bathroom when Iβm downtown. The coffee is good too. β Jeff W
π The Harold Washington Library Center is huge and has lots of bathrooms and very long hours. β Ashley R
π The bathroom challenge is real - there are a few in the pedway at Millennium Station that are pretty amazing! β Carter O
π’ Cultural Center, 4th floor. β Garry J
Reader Mr. Bill L. sent over a helpful list of great public bathroom locations, including:
π Walgreens at the Wrigley Building, 2nd floor
π¬ Shops at 900 N. Michigan, 2nd floor
π· Lobby of 680 Lake Shore Drive. 1st floor
π’ Merchandise Mart 1st floor and off food court at 2nd floor
πͺ΄ Palmer House, 1st floor
π© JW Marriott Hotel 151 W. Adams 1st floor
π¨ W Hotel 172 W. Adams, in back, several steps down, and kind of hard to find but fun!
π Union Station
π Ogilvie Station
βοΈ Navy Pier after 6:30 am

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