private en-suite
/ˈpraɪvət ˌɒn ˈswiːt/
Meaning
A 'private en-suite' (often just called 'en-suite' or 'en-suite bathroom') refers to a bathroom that is directly connected to a bedroom, intended for the sole use of the occupants of that bedroom. This means you do not have to enter a public corridor or share the bathroom with other guests. It is a highly desirable feature in hostels, bed and breakfasts, and shared accommodations.
Examples
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We booked a double room with a private en-suite for our stay.
We booked a double room with a private en-suite for our stay.
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The hostel offers both shared dorms and private rooms with a private en-suite.
The hostel offers both shared dorms and private rooms with a private en-suite.
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I always filter my search results to ensure the room has a private en-suite.
I always filter my search results to ensure the room has a private en-suite.
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Our bedroom had a private en-suite with a modern shower and complimentary toiletries.
Our bedroom had a private en-suite with a modern shower and complimentary toiletries.
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Although the house is shared, each guest room features a private en-suite.
Although the house is shared, each guest room features a private en-suite.
Common Mistakes
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✗ My room has an en-suite bathroom outside in the hallway.
✓ My room has an en-suite bathroom.
'En-suite' literally means 'in the suite/room.' If the bathroom is in the hallway, it cannot be called an en-suite.
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✗ I booked a room with a private en-suite toilet.
✓ I booked a room with a private en-suite.
While 'en-suite toilet' is sometimes used, 'en-suite' or 'en-suite bathroom' is the standard, more natural term.
Related Expressions
Practice
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I don't like sharing bathrooms with strangers, so I always book a room with a ___.
💡 A bathroom directly attached to your bedroom.
Show answer
private en-suite
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The bed and breakfast has five bedrooms, each with its own ___.
💡 Connected private bathroom.
Show answer
private en-suite