Across the room from the stairwell is a trapdoor that leads to the bathroom, but be careful - while the ladder has a cinderblock underneath to help stabilize it, it's still not the steadiest thing to put your full weight on. Fortunately the trip isn't far, though - unlike Jay's room the bathroom doesn't have high ceilings at all, though they are at least tall enough for the current occupant to be able to stand comfortably on his tiptoes. The metal bathtub looks old, though at least it's not rusted; there's a faucet as well as a shower head hanging from the ceiling with pipes that run a direction parallel to the pipes in Jay's room - the fireplace, in other words, must heat the water here.

The pipes run through to the sink as well, which looks more like an industrial kitchen sink from how deep the sink goes and how it, like the bathtub, is made of metal; there's even a tray next to it for whatever toiletries needed. To match everything else in the room the toilet is made of stainless steel, though looking old and beaten like someone definitely kicked it around a few times - it's clean, though!