Altitude accessible rooms

Four Altitude bedrooms are fully DDA compliant, allowing disabled athletes to benefit from hypoxic conditions. Our simulated altitude system goes from sea level to 5000m (Everest base camp) allowing you to sleep high and train low.

Athletes have long been aware of the benefits of sleeping at altitude which, when incorporated in to your training routine, can have significant performance gains.

Our altitude bedrooms are fed with a constant flow of air, either hypoxic or normoxic, to prevent an increase in respired carbon dioxide, and also bacteria and odours. The bathroom and lobby areas are separate from the altitude chamber and act as a buffer to best serve the hypoxic air supply to the bedroom.

Once the room is at the desired altitude, the oxygen percentage will remain within +/-0.1%. Each room has 2 oxygen sensors which regulate the oxygen concentration in the air flow at either 10%, 7% or regular 20.9% oxygen content.

It takes approximately 70 minutes for the room to come up to 2000m atitude and 240 minutes to come up to 5000m. This can be pre-programmed on a timer so that your room is at the desired altitude for your arrival.

If you would like more detail on our accessible facilities, entry level showers, left-right transfers or any other general information, read our Access Statement.

• Individual control of altitude for each bedroom
• Stable air flow rate to each room, irrespective of number of rooms in use.
• Possibility to extend ceiling on selected rooms 5,750m to aid rapid mountain ascent attempts.
• Individual room LCD screens
• PLC controlled system (no PC or Windows based items)
• 6ft zip and link twin beds
• Wide door frames to accommodate wheelchairs
• Our 8 DDA compliant rooms are interconnecting
• Room dimensions – approx. 184 sq ft
• En suite bathroom
• 42" Flat screen TV
• Free unlimited 1Gbps Wi-Fi
• Freeview
• USB charger points
• Complimentary toiletries
• Tea & coffee making facilities (removed on request)
• Fridge