The Cadillac of Bathrooms:
From the NYTimes:
Is This New York City’s Nicest Public Bathroom?
(no not SDR Park’s) Greeley Square Park
A curbside kiosk in Midtown Manhattan has rotating toilet seat covers, classical music and an attendant.
The well-appointed bathroom, which reopened recently after a two-and-a-half-year makeover that cost nearly $600,000, sits in Greeley Square Park, on Broadway between 32nd and 33rd Streets, a quick dash from a major subway stop and the New York terminus of the PATH train, which connects Manhattan to New Jersey.
The secret to success?
“The Greeley Square bathroom is open seven days a week, and staffed by an attendant at all times. Its annual operating budget of $245,000 will be paid by the partnership.”
