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The largest of the four, this suite has its own entrance off the Western Avenue, opposite the Parachute Store. With an open plan kitchen, dining room and sitting room, Bowen-Buscarlet has plenty of cooking equipment, a cooker, fridge, dishwasher and washing machine. The double bedroom and ensuite shower room both open in to the main living area, which is lit from the roof by a magnificent skylight lantern during the day and hidden uplighting at night.

The second largest of the Crew Rooms, Rotheram has a galley kitchen and private entrance on to the lawn to the rear of Building 82, next to the water tower. Kitted out with a double bed and shower room, this room can be linked to Bowen-Buscarlet should extra accommodation be required. The interior decor is the lightest and most refreshing of the Crew Rooms, perfect for the early bird motorist.

Betts is stylish and very comfortable. Both include double beds, shower rooms and tea and coffee making equipment. The ceilings are high, with steel beams, uplighting and three large windows each, both rooms are very well lit and look towards the 1926 A-Type Hangar number 79 at the north western corner of the Technical Site. They are accessed from a communal double doorway and entrance hall to the north of Building 82.

Duclos is stylish and very comfortable. Both include double beds, shower rooms and tea and coffee making equipment. The ceilings are high, with steel beams, uplighting and three large windows each, both rooms are very well lit and look towards the 1926 A-Type Hangar number 79 at the north western corner of the Technical Site. They are accessed from a communal double doorway and entrance hall to the north of Building 82.