VIP Luxury Porta Potties: Private Restroom Cabins

A VIP luxury porta potty cabin is a single private restroom room with a flush toilet, a vanity sink, a mirror and a light. One guest uses the VIP cabin at a time, like a powder room. The cabin looks finished inside and out, so the cabin sits well near a tent or garden.

A typical VIP cabin has one room with a flush toilet, vanity sink, mirror and light. The VIP cabin arrives by truck and needs open access and a level spot, sometimes a level pad. The cabin does not fit through a backyard gate. Power and water needs vary, and dispatch confirms both on the quote.

Rooms

1 private room

Toilet

Flush toilet

Handwashing

Vanity sink with mirror

Lighting

Interior light

Ground

Level spot; a level pad on uneven sites

Access

Open truck access; no gates

Power / water

Confirmed on the quote

Pricing

Quoted per event

A VIP cabin fits when a small group wants one private, finished room, like a wedding party or a sponsor tent. A restroom trailer fits when 100 or more guests need several rooms at once. The trailer site also needs an outlet and a hose. Big weddings often pair a trailer for guests with a cabin.

See the full trailer lineup on the restroom trailer rental page.

VIP restroom cabins go to weddings that want a private room for the bridal party. Rehearsal dinners on private land use them too. So do sponsor tents at festivals and dressy backyard parties. Hosts who like a trailer's finish but lack an outlet or space for a trailer often pick a VIP cabin.

Wedding planners often pair a cabin with standard or deluxe units for the larger crowd. See combinations on the wedding restroom page and VIP-area planning on the festival rental page.

A VIP cabin needs a level, firm spot the delivery truck can reach. Lowcountry lawns on sand or near marsh edges go soft after summer storms, so a driveway edge or packed ground works best. A level pad helps on sloped yards. Keep the cabin door out of the salt wind on waterfront lawns.

A VIP cabin arrives cleaned, sanitized and stocked with paper, soap and towels. For a one-day wedding or dinner, that stock covers the event, since one room serves a small group. Multi-day events add a mid-event service that pumps the tank, cleans the room and restocks. After pickup, the cabin gets a full wash at our yard.

From June through November, keep a backup date in mind. A cabin comes off site before a hurricane watch turns into a warning.

A VIP cabin rental starts with a call about the date, guest count and venue. Dispatch checks truck access, level ground and any power or water needs, then quotes the event. The VIP cabin drops the day before, sets level and gets stocked. Pickup happens Monday at no extra charge.

1. Call with detailsDate, venue, guest count and who will use the cabin.
2. Site checkTruck path, level spot and hookup needs.
3. Quote and signPer-event price and an e-signed agreement.
4. SetupThe cabin is leveled, stocked and checked the day before.
5. PickupMonday, with no extra charge for the weekend.

One VIP cabin suits a wedding party or a small dinner where only a few dozen people share the room. A larger guest list needs a VIP cabin plus standard or deluxe units, or a restroom trailer. The cabin serves one guest at a time, so long lines form fast if the cabin is the only restroom.

Work out the full count with our porta potty count guide.