Polls to Close in One Week for the 2018 Canada’s Best Restroom® Contest

There's only one week left to vote for one of the five fantastic finalists in the 2018 Canada’s Best Restroom^® contest! Hosted by Cintas Canada, Ltd. the contest shines a spotlight on squeaky-clean and uniquely designed washrooms across the country. The public can take a photographic tour of each facility and vote for their favourite at www.bestrestroom.com/canada. Voting closes August 17^th.

"With thousands of votes coming in, the finalists really need their fans’ support. We encourage the public to visit the website and lock in their vote to help their favourite facility take the throne," said Candice Raynsford, Marketing Manager, Cintas Canada Ltd. “Whether it’s modern mosaics, patterns that pop, or hygienic hands-free designs, this year’s lineup has something for everyone.”

The 2018 finalists for the Cintas Canada’s Best Restroom^® contest include:

1. Anh and Chi – Vancouver, British Columbia

Anh and Chi’s gender-neutral washroom transports guests to a tropical rainforest with its iconic Martinique wallpaper, mirroring Vietnam’s lush jungles. The wooden cabinets, custom-made doors and gold Kohler faucets warm the sleek cement communal sink that extends the length of the room. Within the stalls, guests are met with a private, fully enclosed and luxurious getaway – candle and aroma reeds included. Inspired by tradition and modernity, the unique light fixtures by Cedar & Moss and smoky mirrors within the washroom accent the restaurant’s design and warm atmosphere.

2. Erin Mills Town Centre – Mississauga, Ontario

As part of its $100 million renovation, the new Erin Mills Town Centre facilities were designed and built to be fully AODA compliant, allowing complete accessibility for all. The washrooms feature adequate space for those requiring assistive devices and/or personal assistance and include a spacious nursing room. Colourful flowers and mosaic art complement the sleek, crisp white Corian and warm Jatoba wood tones. The final touch is the eye-catching ceiling light cove, giving these washrooms a bright and airy ambiance that mimics natural lighting.

3. Oretta – Toronto, Ontario

Upon entering Oretta, guests are met with art-deco-inspired zig-zag patterned walls and floors, sky-high arched ceilings and a pink and gold wall installation. Atop Oretta’s elaborate golden staircase, visitors will find a long hallway with dark blue doors, leading them to private washrooms that alternate in colour, from white and gold to black and gold. Each facility features sleek marble tiled walls, modern fixtures and a globe light. The oval mirror, bright lighting and décor make these washrooms the perfect space for Instagram enthusiasts to snap an artistic after-dinner selfie.