I know it's the common American vernacular to call toilets "bathrooms", normally I wouldn't bat an eyelid at it, but it just seems weird to see London's old underground public toilets referred to as "bathrooms".

I think it's the fact that it's referring to something Victorian that I expect them to be talking about something that actually houses a bath.

When I first saw the headline I thought this was literally about old bathhouses that used to exist. As seen in the cult film Quadrophenia.

Oh well, language changes. I guess in couple of hundred years we'll be referring to the actual lavatory porcelain itself as a "bath".