Here are 3 different floor plan layout approaches for your guest suite bathroom from design build custom home builder Travars Built Homes:
Approach #1 The bathroom is attached to the guest bedroom and hallway.
Approach #2 The bathroom is between two bedrooms (also know as a “Jack and Jill” bath)
Approach #3 The bathroom is only accessible through the bedroom – this allows for complete privacy.
Guest Suite Bathroom Idea #1: Bath Shared with Common Areas
One of the most common layouts for a guest suite maximizes usability while minimizing cost by including a full bath with access from both the guest bedroom and main areas.
The layout has a second door from the guest bedroom directly into the bath so guests have full privacy but homeowners are spared the expense of an additional private bath.
See more of this modern farmhouse, the Norwich here:
Guest Suite Bathroom Idea #2: Jack and Jill Bath
This floor plan illustrates a “Jack and Jill” bathroom, where two bedrooms share a bathroom. With this layout, a guest would share a bathroom with someone in another bedroom, but would have the ability to close off that bathroom.
This floor plan, the Blackstone also has a powder room on the main floor, so the designation of this layout would be that the Jack and Jill bathroom would typically be limited to use by people in those two bedrooms, with semi-private usage.
Guest Suite Bathroom Idea #3: Full, Private Bath
In this floor plan, there is already a full bath beside the mudroom and guest bedroom. With a small expansion to the exterior wall of the bathroom, we can change the functionality of the space.
Take a look at the redline modifications. By expanding the bathroom slightly, it can be accessed en-suite, providing total privacy for the guest suite:
