Check Toilet Cleanliness Before Travel

Vilnius, 19 October 2026 – Created in Lithuania, a new project launched on 19 October 2026 helps travellers search toilet-related information for cafés, restaurants and sights before visiting, using phones or computers to compare cleanliness and access details and plan trips across covered destinations.

Search toilet details before choosing a venue

Search begins with a city, venue name or address, and results can be viewed on a map or in a list. The service works without an app download or registration for searching, while directions can open in the traveller’s map application. English and Lithuanian versions support trip preparation across covered destinations.

Filters can narrow results to places marked as having a toilet, open now, free to use, accessible without a purchase, wheelchair accessible, or equipped with baby-changing facilities. These practical details help travellers compare options before choosing where to go. The ToileRate toilet map can also help with route planning.

Understand what the ratings measure

Ratings focus on the toilet itself rather than the wider venue. Registered visitors provide the scores, and cleanliness is a required assessment criterion. The ratings are not imported from Google or Facebook and are not generated by artificial intelligence, giving readers a clearly defined basis for interpreting the information.

Travellers can contribute reviews, photos and suggested locations to help improve information available to others. The creators are active travellers, and the idea had been taking shape for more than eight years before ToileRate’s public launch on 19 October 2026. Before the trip, it is worth checking toilets in London.

Use the directory as part of trip preparation

Before relying on a listing, travellers can compare the available details with their own needs: whether a toilet is marked, whether access requires a purchase, and whether facilities such as wheelchair access or baby changing are indicated. A map view can then help place the option within the planned route more easily.

Searchers can use the map or list views to compare locations before visiting, then open directions in their preferred map application. Searching does not require registration, which keeps the initial check separate from contributing reviews, photos or suggested locations.

The directory is intended as a practical reference rather than a guarantee about every venue. Its ratings describe toilet cleanliness, not the quality of the café, restaurant or sight around it. Reading the toilet-specific information alongside access filters can help travellers make a more informed choice before setting out on a trip.

About ToileRate

ToileRate is a free website launched on 19 October 2026. Created in Lithuania, it combines a searchable directory and map with practical access information and visitor reviews focused on toilet cleanliness. At launch, the directory contains 26,200 locations across 20 European countries. The website is available in English and Lithuanian.

Source: ToileRate

Media contact: Simonas Rudaminas, info@toilerate.com