According to CNN , the Maverik Rest Stop located near Salt Lake City International Airport in Utah has won the 2024 America's Best Public Restroom competition.
Natural scenery on the way to the Maverik Rest Stop restroom near Salt Lake International Airport, Utah, USA. (Photo: Cintas)
America's Best Public Restrooms contest is held annually by national sanitation company Cintas to honor the cleanest, most innovative and beautiful places to relieve personal needs in the US.
This year marks the 23rd year of the contest, with voting taking place from April 8 to August 16. Toilets that have made it into the top 10 in previous years are not eligible to compete.
Last year's winner was the restroom at Baltimore Washington Thurgood Marshall International Airport in Maryland.
The restroom at Maverik station has a minimalist design with soft brown tones. (Photo: Cintas)
Maverik has more than 380 rest stops in 12 western states, with the largest concentration in Utah. The online nominations list describes: “The Maverik Restrooms are worthy of a nomination for being clean and innovative, the fixtures are always shiny and new, and the restrooms are spacious and comfortable.”
The toilets at Maverik station are highly rated for their cleanliness. (Photo: Cintas)
Nine other toilets made it into this year's top 10:
The restroom at the HOP Shops convenience store in Florence, Kentucky, impresses with its disco style. (Photo: Cintas)
Indiana Caverns is the longest cave in the state of Indiana, with spacious restrooms and many stalls to meet the practical needs of the tourist area but always ensure cleanliness. (Photo: Cintas)
The Kansas City Zoo and Aquarium in Kansas City, Missouri, is a nature preserve that is home to nearly 10,000 animals and attracts a large number of visitors every day. As a result, the restrooms at the preserve are designed to accommodate a wide range of visitors: there are toddler seats, diaper changing stations, and more in a perfectly clean space. (Photo: Cintas)
The Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium in Kansas City, Missouri, is a nature preserve that is home to nearly 10,000 animals and attracts a large number of visitors every day. As a result, the restrooms at the preserve are designed to accommodate a wide range of visitors: there are toddler seats, baby changing stations, and more in a perfectly clean space. (Photo: Cintas)
Rarely does anyone have a positive experience using a restroom at a crowded, noisy sports venue. However, the restrooms at Lambeau Stadium in Green Bay, Wisconsin, are designed to accommodate the crowd and enhance the fan experience. (Photo: Cintas)
MAD’s eclectic bathroom in Houston, Texas, features a Spanish-inspired design with a cosmic theme, paying homage to Houston’s Space City motif. The bathroom hallway is covered in mirrors and neon lights that reflect vibrant hues, creating the illusion of infinite space. (Photo: Cintas)
Maximilian Motorsports restroom in Chehalis, Washington, features a sink and faucet repurposed from a Peugeot race car. (Photo: Cintas)
The restrooms at the Natchez Trace State Park Visitor Center in Wildersville, Tennessee, are thoughtfully designed to accommodate everyone. The restrooms feature adult changing tables with sturdy, sanitary surfaces that are accessible to caregivers and those who need assistance. (Photo: Cintas)
Morning Glory restaurant, located in the heart of Little Italy in San Diego, California, has a "luxurious" restroom with floor-to-ceiling mirrors, creating a sparkling effect from every angle. (Photo: Cintas)
Thrones Company provides innovative, high-tech mobile restrooms with touchless operations, providing a modern and clean experience for users, convenient for public spaces such as parks and outdoor locations. (Photo: Cintas)
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