I want to bring a wheelchair users to stay in London. Any s

[Patricia_191112]

I want to travel to London overnight with my son who uses a wheelchair. I can't find any suitable accommodation. I need suggestions please

[Chris From The Gulag]

Hi Patricia.

Second thread on suitable accommodation recently.

( Previous thread : https://www.carersuk.org/forum/support- ... word-38782 )

Internet search ... LONDON WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE ACCOMMODATION ... will reveal many ... mainly commercial ... but hardly any will have an online facility for a virtual tour ...
so that one can see exactly what they interpret as " Wheelchair friendly. "

London ... public transport is literally a nightmare ... Transport for London have an online guide :

https://tfl.gov.uk/transport-accessibility/

( Care ! What may be advertised may not , in practice , be available ... lack of staff for instance ? )

Again , an Internet search will reveal many independent reviews of public transport in London ... mainly negative.

If monies are no object , London taxis ... some specially adapted ... may be the only answer to get from A to B ... if a few miles are involved.

London features quite often in the main DISABILITY TRAVEL thread :

https://www.carersuk.org/forum/support- ... -you-34170

[Honey Badger]

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[sunnydisposition]

Try premier inns where there should be no access problems. They are more geared up to most other hotels.

https://www.booking.com/accessible-trav ... en-gb.html

https://www.disabledaccessholidays.com/ ... London.asp

[thara_1910]

Try premier inns where there should be no access problems. They are more geared up to most other hotels.

https://www.booking.com/accessible-trav ... en-gb.html

https://www.disabledaccessholidays.com/ ... London.asp

Thanks!

[Melly1]

locked. usual reasons