Hotels With Doors
Finding a hotel that has a proper bathroom door shouldn’t be a challenge. I’ve vetted each of the hotels on this list and confirmed that every room has a real bathroom door.
Doorless Hotels
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Before you book your next hotel make sure no one has submitted it as having improper doors.
Door Types
Hotels are divided by privacy level. 0% privacy is for hotels with no doors, no walls, or walls that have windows. 50% privacy is for glass doors that can be seen through. 80% privacy is for barn style doors, doors with slats, and other similar doors that visually block the bathroom, but don’t provide privacy from smells and sounds.
Where
Hotels from across the world have been added, and will continue to be added. If you think an area or country isn’t represented, that isn’t because I don’t want to include it, it’s that no one has sent me any.
Submit Hotels
If you’ve stayed at a hotel that doesn’t have proper doors, send it to me and I will add it to the database.
How to Send
I’ll accept hotels sent via email, Instagram DM, or filling in my contact form.
WHat info to include
When submitting a hotel please include the hotel name, location, and type of bathroom door. Photos are appreciated but not needed. Do not send links, I will not open them.
What not to send
This website tracks bathroom doors, not shower doors. I understand hotels that don’t have real shower doors are annoying, but I do not track them.
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The Person Behind Bring Back Doors
Hi, I’m Sadie and I love privacy.
I want to say I started this website from a place of happiness, but that would be a lie. I started this site from a place of deep frustration after booking a hotel room with two twin beds for a trip with family and arriving to find that we had two twin beds, but no bathroom door.
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