Which of these facilities was not present on the Titanic?

The story behind the answer

Fainting room is correct because, unlike many grand homes of the era, the Titanic did not include a dedicated space for “reviving” ladies. The ship did, however, boast extraordinary amenities for its time: a squash court (with a professional instructor), an opulent Turkish bath suite, and even a kennel for passengers’ dogs—underscoring its reputation as the pinnacle of Edwardian luxury.

“Fainting rooms” were a 19th-century domestic feature tied to rigid corsetry and social norms, often furnished with a fainting couch near parlors. Remember it this way: Titanic focused on leisure, health, and practical passenger needs at sea (sport, spa, pets), not domestic parlor conventions—so no fainting room.