Posh Stow and Go is a new company is looking to make some New Yorkers who are in need of public restrooms very happy. The only catch is that you may be paying some big bucks for a day pass -- yes, a day pass -- of using a clean and luxurious toilet seat. Don't forget about the $15 sign-up free that is included. A pass can be as little as $8 a day or more, depending on which bathroom you choose and for how long.
Posh Stow and Go is hoping this luxurious bathroom facility that offers showers, baby-changing stations and lockers will be a home run. The website outlines specifics dependent on what you are looking for. Some of the specifics include private powder rooms with touchless faucets and flushers, wheelchair accessible showers and ADA compliant bathrooms.
One of the reasons why they are so luxurious is because they can be cleaned after each use by a staff member. Now that is special treatment with a pricetag.
Members Only Restrooms
Posh Stow and Go has Created a Members Only Luxury Restroom
Trend Themes
1. Members Only Facilities - Opportunity to create exclusive membership-based facilities with luxurious amenities, targeting individuals in need of specialized services.
2. Luxury Restrooms - Potential to innovate and provide upscale restroom solutions, offering premium features such as touchless faucets, flushers, and personalized service.
3. On-demand Services - Disruptive opportunity to develop on-demand restroom services with convenient access, catering to individuals seeking immediate and exclusive bathroom facilities.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Introduction of high-end restroom facilities could enhance the luxury experience within hotels, resorts, and event venues.
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3. Smart Buildings - Implementation of advanced restroom technologies and on-demand services can revolutionize the smart building sector, making restrooms an integral part of the connected ecosystem.