Connection Bedroom / Dressing Room / Bathroom

Thank you very much for the great answers. So noise can be avoided. The fact that 2 doors in the bathroom are too many also bothers him. But I believe that the issue can be resolved. If anyone has good floor plans for this, I would be happy. Thanks!

So we are currently also planning wildly on our upper floor. The problem with our layout is a bit the access to the roof terrace. I have attached a picture for you (2018_02_08). The bathroom and dressing room are now in the south, which honestly doesn't bother me too much.

At the beginning, we had planned as shown in the second picture (Plan_Alt). However, the terrace access via the children's room bothered us a lot. We also didn't necessarily want the open space (gallery), so we swapped the sides of the rooms (picture: Bad_zu_klein). As the name of the picture already says, the bathroom was then too small and cramped for us.

But maybe it helps you to see the different variants.

I think having 2 doors in the bathroom is a huge disaster. I experienced that once in a hotel (and I was there only with my husband) and we found it awful. Always having to close 2 doors is just not acceptable. I think access to the bathroom and bedroom through the dressing room is the most sensible solution for us. The dressing room then functions a bit like an airlock or hallway. From the bedroom through the dressing room into the bathroom, back to the dressing room to, well, get dressed and then out. And if I were to build a house, definitely not with an interior bathroom. Regarding the orientation, I see it this way: who needs a bedroom facing south, it just heats up unnecessarily there.

Sorry, this last variant with the small internal bathroom and access for parents, going all the way past the bed into the dressing room and then into the bathroom ... no, that just won't work.

What speaks against the original plan? Instead of the void space, simply a small bathroom. And position the walls of the bedroom and child 2 better, more rectangular.

And if necessary, also take a little from child 1 for "public" roof terrace access.

Or rethink together with the ground floor again. The staircase then possibly elsewhere.

When do you expect to use the roof terrace?

I don't quite understand this thread [emoji28]... What do the bathroom and terrace location as well as airspace in this thread have to do with the OP's question?

I personally also find the old plan better. The door in the dressing room I would leave out completely.