Where is the toilet on this train?
toi-LET-te — borrowed from French. 'Treno' is TRE-no.
After boarding and before the train departs, or during the journey.
'Toilette' (toilet) is the French-derived word used on Italian trains and in public places. 'Bagno' is more common in everyday speech. 'Su questo treno' (on this train) specifies location. Toilets on Italian trains are typically located at the end of each carriage.
La toilette è accessibile ai disabili?
Is the toilet accessible for disabled passengers?
Modern Italian trains have fully accessible facilities
C'è un fasciatoio nel bagno?
Is there a baby changing area in the toilet?
Available on modern high-speed trains
La toilette è pulita?
Is the toilet clean?
A very Italian concern — and a fair one
Italian high-speed train toilets are modern and well-maintained by the cleaning staff who make rounds during the journey. The vacancy indicator shows 'libero' (green) or 'occupato' (red). Toilets are locked during station stops at some older regional train types. Always check before a long tunnel segment.