Betts ( Private Ensuite Room) At Bicester Heritage

Launton, Oxfordshire

Located in Launton, Oxfordshire, the Betts Ensuite is a stylish and modern space situated within the former RAF Bicester WW2 bomber training station. The room, named after a former station commander awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, is housed in Building 82, The Power House, which was originally built in 1926 to distribute water and electricity around the base. The location is rich in history, having been featured in the blockbuster film The Imitation Game where Alan Turing's Enigma machine was placed. The room itself features a double bed, shower room, and tea and coffee making facilities, with high ceilings, steel beams, and large windows giving it a chic New York loft feel.

The Betts Ensuite offers guests a chance to relax and unwind while exploring the surrounding countryside, shopping at Bicester Village, or experiencing Silverstone. The room's design includes hints of Art Deco and nods to the site's RAF heritage, creating a unique and atmospheric space for guests to enjoy. Nearby attractions include the Sky Wave Gin bar, the Wriggly Monkey Brewery, and the opportunity to see a range of super or classic cars right outside the front door. The location is ideal for those looking to soak up the history and ambiance of the former RAF base while enjoying a comfortable and stylish accommodation.

For those interested in activities, Bicester Golf and Country Club, Waterstock Golf Club, Cotswolds, Rousham House and Gardens, Steane Park Garden, and Martyrs' Memorial are all worth exploring in the surrounding area. The Betts Ensuite provides a convenient and unique base for guests looking to experience the beauty and history of the Heart of England region, with a blend of modern amenities and historical significance that make it a memorable place to stay.

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