Are they outswing doors that might collide, or inswing? If they are inswing, they may be fine. I don't know of anything inherently wrong in having inswing bedroom doors across a hall from each other. Outswing doors is another matter.

I have to bedroom doors that face each other. They do swing into the bedrooms so there is no chance of collision. I don't see a problem with it except for maybe if the rooms belonged to two teenagers who kept their doors open, they may have competing music. Then again, they might like being able to peek across the hall and holler at each other. In my case, there is an outlet in the hall, so it makes vacuuming easier between the 2 rooms, no unplugging.

I did it deliberatly. Two bedrooms, both doors swing in (don't all bedroom doors?) so no issues with them hitting.

What would the problem be? Sound? If the doors swing into the hall you have a more serious hazard than the doors hitting. You only need to walk into the edge of a door once to understand why doors open from a hall into rooms.

I've got 2 bedroom directly across from one another as well. no problems. also have the laundry room door directly across from another bedroom, no problem!

My 2 kids' doors are only slightly offset, no problems, makes it easier to vacuum and put away clean clothes. Then again, makes it easier for DD to bug DS....