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Granada to Seville via Bus - Toilet facilities?

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I’m reading that buses may not have toilets on them. Below is from Also official website.

"On national routes of more than 100 km, more than 50% of the Alsa Comfort class buses and all the Supra class buses have a bathroom."

How do i tell if the bus offered online is Comfort or Supra class? My elderly mom needs toilets break so toilet is a big priority. Can someone share their experience on this route from Granada to Seville?

I don't mind paying more for train but the schedule is horrendous. Either have to wake up at the crack of dawn for the 6:25am train or waste a day if i take the next train arriving at Seville station around 4:30 pm.

Thanks.

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If your mom has mobile impairment, the facilities on a train will probably be easier to navigate, being less cramped.

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On the service schedule if it doesn't say "Supra" on the left hand side then it isn't. (Otherwise will say "Bus" or less likely "Double Decker").

My personal experience of this route is a bit too far back to have much relevance. There were a handful of Supra services a day back then but this was when the train service still required a bus transfer enroute. Picking a couple of days at random these no longer appear but it might vary.

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We took the bus from Seville to Granada Feb this year and there was a bathroom. Not sure if on all buses, but there was on ours. I have no idea if the bus was Comfort or Supra class since it wasn't stated when we bought the tickets. The toilet is not located in the back, but where the stairs are in the middle of the bus. You will not see the bathroom, but if you just head towards that door, you will see it when looking down. Our seats were directly in front so we watched many people use that bathroom. Interesting setup.

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