Hotel with good disabled facilities

Lleucu

Hi husband had quite a bad stroke in August, now recovering a looking for a mini break to cheer him up, essential requirements somewhere interesting in England/Wales with good disabled facilities especially the bathroom. Any recommendations?? It would really cheer him up, thanks.

NeverAgain_2

The Ramada Plaza in Southport is a new build, so the public areas are disabled friendly, and it has special rooms, quoting:

"It includes seven accessible double rooms and it is fully kitted out to cater for everything that a disabled person might require, such as low level light switches, wet rooms with various refinements and alarms in the bathroom and bedrooms."

http://www.ramadaplazasouthport.co.uk/about/accessibility-2/

I've stopped in the hotel a few times and like it.

The surrounding area is flat, so you and husband should be able to get around a bit.

Some good shopping a couple of hundred yards away in Lord Street, as well as the usual resort attractions which are beside the hotel.

Plenty of free covered parking in the hotel's basement car park.

sarahjones4397

have a look on google for 'the good access guide' (sorry I can't post links) they have a list of suitable accommodation up and down the UK

vickim_2

Most hotels if you request well in advance have reasonable rooms however, a more specialist would be possibly more ideal for you both at the minute as someone else said search accesible hotels.

The New Mayfair Hotel in Blackpool is a very good hotel. Cant post a link im afraid.

hope you have a great time whereever you end up!

greenface

do you just need a few wide doors and a grab rail on the bog or more specialist aids hoist, track etc
http://www.goodaccessguide.co.uk/accommodation/index.php
http://www.disabledholidaydirectory.co.uk/
http://www.disabledaccessholidays.com/

heres a few where do you fancy and maybe someone can suggest somewhere

Also for Blackpool is the Bond hotel group they have different types of breaks depending what you want
http://www.bondhotel.co.uk/

hcb42

most hotels will have rooms available, focus in on where you want to go, and that will narrow the list.

EycplUK

Hi ! We use the Accor group hotels , usually the Ibis ones , they have good disabled rooms and are reasonable in price , join the A Club , its free , and you can get early check in / late checkout at many of the hotels plus some good saver offers at most times of the year ! currently doing up to 50% discount over january !