Accommodation

Whatever kind of disabled friendly accommodation you’re looking for, you’ll find it in the UK.
Whether you’re choosing to spend a few days in England, Wales or Scotland, there is a huge range of accommodation to choose from, so much so that you might get overwhelmed, but don’t worry, we can help you pinpoint your budget and what type of experience you’d like, so you can guarantee the perfect place for you.

Lots of choice…

Of course, the UK has several highly-rated accessible hotels and hundreds of B&Bs across the country, but you’re not just limited to those, there are some quirkier options too, why not try a spot of glamping or staying on a farm? Perhaps you’d like an accessible log cabin, a canal bed or a good old fashioned tent? The UK’s coastline and countryside are a haven of campsites and family parks offering a range of different accommodation options to suit all mobilities, abilities and budgets.

If you’re craving a home from home feel with a decent breakfast, why not take a look at our disabled friendly B&B options? Many of these are run by hosts that also live on the property and are always on hand to give you advice on nearby places of interest  but can also offer that personal touch which is so often overlooked in more corporate places. B&B hosts are also happy to adapt rooms and menus to accommodate everyone they can. You’ll find them all across the country ranging from country cottages to Georgian town houses, to regular old houses.

If you want to feel a little more pampered and want to spend a bit more cash, why not find a hotel?

There is an equal amount of variety for those who want a disabled friendly hotel stay, from small boutique ones to large ones to spa ones and more! History buffs can stay in renovated castles or grade-listed mansions, shopping fans will find a never ending list of hotels in the city right on the doorstep of the region’s best shops. If dining out is a problem for you, a hotel is a great choice as many of them have inhouse restaurants and for those of you needing a bit of extra space, hotels tend to be larger than B&Bs giving you more room to play with. There are wheelchair accessible hotels galore, as well as hotels that pride themselves on their calming environment with staff trained in BSL and more, making them perfect for those looking for a dementia friendly or autism friendly holiday.

Something more unusual….

From farm stays to castles, canal boats, five star hotels, holiday parks to camper vans and tippees, you’ll find your dream accessible accommodation here.

There are a whole host of properties that are happy to adapt rooms or even specialise in accessible stays. Fancy all your meals provided? We can point you in the right direction. Or how about staying in a charming guesthouse and going self catering? We can do that too. What about a pool with a hoist? Yep, that’s not a problem either. What about those of you with sensory needs? Well, it isn’t just supermarkets offering quiet times these days, there are plenty of properties where lighting and sound levels can not only be adjusted but are offered to families, click here for autism friendly accommodation options.

No matter what your ability or mobility, you’ll still be able to find suitable accommodation near Britain’s many tranquil beaches or grand stately homes. Some properties have wheelchairs that are available for the use of their guests and have staff trained in sign language.

Visit England provides a scheme that highlights accommodation providers that have gone the extra mile to help with accessibility issues, from everything to installing a ramp to providing menus printed with large print – whatever extra support you need. If you don’t spot a Visit England accreditation though, don’t worry, every property featured on Tourism for All has proven that they are suitable for a wide range of accessibility issues so you can have peace of mind.