Joe, are you making your assessment of the bathrooms based upon recent visits?

They are not clean.  This may not be entirely the fault of the staff members charged with cleaning, but rather the fact that they are at or below sea level and continually subject to incoming sources of sand and water. Air circulation is non existent.

The men's room has some basic design flaws as the changing room stalls and general area are seldom used, while the urinals, sink, toilet stalls, and showers are jammed in a smaller space.  It's very difficult for someone to pass by the sinks and get to the stalls.  The one stall door opens right in front of the urinal making it akward (at best) for both men.

Two weeks ago my wife had to wait in line for 20+ minutes as one of the stalls in the ladies room was out of order.  Continual use of the remaining stall(s) lead to deplorable conditions and now she refuses to go in unless it's absolutely necessary.

Above grade, updated bathrooms are not much to ask for when the ammenity is as popular (and profitable) as it is.

Kevin