Rydges Hotel Sydney Airport

An 'open-plan' bathroom usually means that the vanity basin / bench aren't inside the bathroom, but in their own alcove or corridor space, contiguous with the bedroom, while the bath/shower and toilet are located behind the door.

It works quite well ... I expect you'll survive it.

Hundreds of pictures of the rooms here. Nothing than can kill you there other than the decor :-D

Yes - Sydney chain-hotel chic ... about the same as 4-star decor in Munich I expect (and probably everywhere)!

Hundreds of pictures of the rooms here.

What FCG actually means, is one picture hundreds of times.

Just a barhroom missing a wall or 2 and without a door. Becomes an extension of the bedroom.

Just a bathroom missing a wall or 2 and without a door. Becomes an extension of the bedroom.

I rather doubt that ... one of the major challenges for a hotel is extracting hot moist air - so they try to keep the bathroom as compact as possible, and with a door between it and the main space. I think the external vanity area, and enclosed shower/toilet, is what you might find.

i've standard in hotels outside australia, which certainly have open plan bathrooms, incl in expensive hotels on a work trip. its expansive for the mind. its only you to be open!
whether it appeals or not is only a reflection of your background.

I' ve just googled pictures and in a couple, you could just roll out of bed into either the bath or shower. Handy after a hard night on the tiles.

Yes thank you all who replied. I had actually looked at - as far as I knew - all photos/images/web pages, but what I actually wanted was information from anyone who had ACTUALLY stayed in said room with said bathroom!