In my experience a Tile regardless of the look will be more durable in the bathroom. The term "waterproof" and laminate is kind of a silly thing. Laminates normally have a core that is a MDF or other fibrous material and that type of material swells if exposed to Humidity and water. Perhaps Laminate is an incorrect term in this case. A lot of people mistake a laminate with a LVP or LVT ( luxury vinyl plank or luxury vinyl tile) these commonly have a composite type core and some like the Ridgline product have a Limestone core. Which is waterproof as well.

Although Tile tends to be more work when installing it does clean up easier and you can use more abrasive cleaning products on it. the Downfall is it can be cold and loud if there isnt in floor heating or some sort of a muffler to deaden the sound.

LVP or LVT in the Mannington product line for example, has the option to either glue down or to have a lock solid or "click together" core so it can be floated. If you chose the tile look you can actually use a special type of grout to make it look more like real tile which is pretty neat. The only down fall to a LVP or LVT is that in the case of wood you cant resurface it like you can with an engineered hardwood material, and you have to make sure when you clean it not to use anything abrasive or solvent base.

hope this helps!

Good luck on your project!