We need more info. Is this on a floor with only bedrooms? Does anyone else use this bathroom? Have you priced out moving the toilet? I have heard this is very pricey to do, so moving it may not be an option budget wise.

I will say that my kids BR while growing up had the toilet across from the window and that was one of their favorite things. Parking on the toilet and watching the world go by outside the window! Crazy kids!

I would probably vote C and make a closet out of the left over vestibule area. If others use the BR, I like the original layout, so just update.

Thanks, RNmomof2. It is our 2nd floor and all of our bedrooms and bathrooms are there with the exception of a powder room on the main floor and a full bath/guest suite in the basement. My teen is the only one who will use this bath. These options were after we had settled on plan that relocated all of our plumbing and some walls, but we just found out that the toilet waste pipe could not be relocated where we wanted so we're reconsidering.

Of the choices given, I would go plan A. Relocating a toilet is often more expensive than justified by only a slightly improved result. What about incorporating the hall vanity area into the bathroom instead of just having the space open? I would use a 36 inch vanity because it is easier, thus likely cheaper, to use a common sized product

If the width allows you could even hang the vanity next to the window. Otherwise just besides the toilet. Wall mounted toilet, as there is space for a flush system. Walk in shower, towel radiator, some extra space for a hamper for example.

I like the original layout.