The Montagu Arms Hotel is a 17th century country house in Beaulieu, Hampshire, “nestled deep in the heart of the beautiful New Forest”. Unfortunately, there are no lifts in this building to get up to the rooms. However, the Michelin Starred Terrace Restaurant is accessible, it’s downstairs and has flat access; there’s a disabled toilet down…
The Esprit Brasseries chain includes some of the most iconic of Parisian restaurants. Each, in their own way, encapsulates elements of Parisian style and culture. All of them lay claim to their own little bit of French history. In particular, all appear to have been, or still are, favourite haunts of the rich and famous.…
The Terminal Bar/Restaurant (accessible with a disabled toilet, they say) and Mini Bar are good for people watching and a cocktail or two as they were near the fountains and St. Stephen’s Basilica, respectively. This is where most of ‘young’ Budapest congregate at night. Terminal is part of the Design Terminal and has good food so…
Tate Britain is the original Tate art gallery that houses a large collection of Turner Paintings and is home to the Turner Prize. Access around the gallery is easy in a wheelchair. It’s a long walk if you’re on sticks but they provide a mobility scooter if you want one. There are accessible toilets on…
Update on Madrid Nov. 2014: Our friends at EIB in Madrid have given us some useful sites to look at re accessible Madrid. Here they are:- Accessible rooms http://www.spain.info/en/informacion-practica/turismo-accesible/guias/Madrid-accommodation-accessible.pdf Places to go with access http://www.spain.info/en/informacion-practica/turismo-accesible/guias/Madrid-resources-accessible.pdf Other information on Accessible Spain http://www.spain.info/en/informacion-practica/turismo-accesible/ It seems we’ve covered the Blue Badge Style award winning journey to Madrid in every which way…
Tamarind is in Mayfair, London and is a Michelin Star Indian restaurant. Their “food philosophy is driven by a desire to present eclectic and expansive Indian repertoire, bursting with flavours and originality, as a multi-sensory dining experience.” Unfortunately the access at Tamarind isn’t great… There are 22 steps down to the restaurant and no lift and…
Sydney Street Grill is a Marco Pierre White restaurant in Chelsea. We haven’t been there but we called and their disabled access didn’t sound great. They said there is no disabled loo and there are steps into the restaurant. They recommended going to another Marco Pierre White restaurant. We have reviewed two other Marco Pierre White…