Excuse me, where is the bathroom?
'Bagno' = BA-nyo. The 'gn' sounds like 'ny' in 'canyon'.
Use on your very first day when exploring the office. It is a basic but essential phrase. Always preface with 'mi scusi' (excuse me) when asking a stranger in a professional context.
The contraction 'dov'è' = dove + è (where is). 'Il bagno' is the standard Italian word for bathroom/restroom in any context. In a professional office, 'il bagno' is perfectly appropriate.
Dov'è la sala riunioni?
Where is the meeting room?
Same structure; useful for navigating the office
Mi può indicare dove si trova la mensa?
Can you point me to where the canteen is?
More formal phrasing for asking directions
Dove posso lasciare la mia borsa?
Where can I leave my bag?
Practical first-day question about personal belongings
Italian offices often share bathroom facilities across floors or with other companies in the same building. Some require a key ('la chiave del bagno') which is left on a hook in the communal kitchen or reception area.