Bicester Village

These public toilets definitely take a battering. There is thousands upon thousands of people passing through here each day, and these toilets are busy. I was there on a reasonably quiet day and I still had to queue to spend a penny. 

The handwashing and waiting area is spacious, and doesn't smell too bad, but is obviously masked with airfreshener. 

Within the cubicles there isn't much room to swing a cat, and you will be sitting on the sanitary bin too, as there gap just isn't big enough to fit comfortably.  Add to this, the fact that is single ply, single sheet toilet paper (ie, not on a roll), and it's not going to hit my top 10 toilets of all time.

The flush button for the toilet has clearly been pressed so many times it has lost the plastic silver coating and is down to bare plastic; with such a high traffic retail park that boasts such names a Gucci, Armani, Barbour, Vivienne Westwood, Ted Baker, and much more, you would have thought they would also keep the amenities up to a top condition.

The saving grace for this public toilet is that there is moisturiser to use after drying your hands on paper towels (not great for the environment and causes lots of waste).

Bicester Village scrapes a 6P's this time.