Here we review accessible accommodation in the UK or Ireland. Take a closer look at some of the wheelchair friendly hotels, cottages and B&Bs we’ve stayed in.
Cornwall, in South-West England, is probably the most popular holiday destination in the UK. Despite its popularity, for some reason, Cornwall has always eluded us. So, imagine how excited we were to be invited to [more..]
Back in May, we had the pleasure of spending a week at the award-winning Elms Farm Luxury Holiday Cottages at Hubbert’s Bridge near Boston in Lincolnshire. We’ve been lucky to stay in some beautiful cottages, [more..]
It’s been a while since we stayed in a Premier Inn hotel, so the night before our mini road trip on the Lincolnshire coast we a spent a night at the new Premier Inn in [more..]
Hoe Grange Holidays is a relaxing retreat on the edge of the Peak District National Park. For over a year, Hoe Grange was on our bucket list, so when the chance came to visit, we [more..]
Do you know how sometimes things are just meant to be? You do, well, that’s how I feel about our visit to The Rings accessible cottages in Fife, Scotland. Last December, we were supposed to [more..]
Now in its third year, Disabled Access Day is going from strength to strength. For the first two years, we were encouraged to visit somewhere or do something we hadn’t done before, but it was [more..]
It seems a lifetime ago since we stayed at Homelands Trust in Fife. In reality, it was only last December, but as you know, so much has happened since then. Having read previous reviews I [more..]
Last week we had the pleasure of staying at the Travelodge London City Airport. Better still, we got an absolute bargain by London hotel standards, we paid £95.00 for two nights. What made our stay [more..]
I hadn’t planned on writing a review of the Holiday Inn Express in Hull city centre. Not because it doesn’t deserve one, but because we only stayed one night and we spent hardly any time [more..]
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