Abstract: A portable urinal includes a hollow shell having an upper end, a lower end and an open front face in communication with an interior chamber. Surrounding a portion of the open front face, near the lower end, is a semispherical lip that forms a urinal receptacle. Depending from the lower end of the shell is a threaded post in fluid communication with the urinal receptacle. A disposal bottle includes an internally threaded neck that mates with the threaded post for collecting urine entering the shell. One or more hooks on the rear surface of the shell releasably grip U-shaped brackets mounted on a bedroom wall. Accordingly, the shell provides a temporary, bedside urinal that is more easily accessible than a remote bathroom.