"Where is the bathroom?"

Translation: Dov'è il bagno?

[pinerich]

This is so useful ! Seriously !

[thenino85]

The one sentence you should know in every language possible.

[CompuChip]

Is this just literally asking where the bathroom, or is this also the common polite way to ask for the toilet / restroom?

[baronfluffbunny]

This is asking where to find the room with a bath in it. You might get funny looks in a bar or restaurant

[HenryRasia]

So how do you ask for where the restroom or lavatory is, in a more polite way?

[Jobbers]

"Dov'è il bagno?" works just fine, maybe add in a "per favore" if you are asking a stranger. Can also ask "Dov'è il toilette per favore?" or "il gabinetto" or "il WC" (pronounced voo-chey).
More important to remember is that toilet paper is not necessarily included!

[rslemos]

Eager to know too

[elias.pied1]

Can you also say, "Dove sta il bagno"?

[marissarn]

Dov' e il gabinetto?

[JoshC670436]

Why do you use "Dov'è" in this case and use simply "Dove" in others???

[Susan592418]

Why is there no accent mark, on the e?

[Susan592418]

Why is there no accent mark on this e? "Dov' e il gabinetto?

[DanielePrisco17]

Before I opened this lesson I thought: "one of the sentences will be «where is the bathroom»"

It was the first one that came out xD