Goldman 25 Frankfurt is a boutique hotel situated a stone’s throw away from the city centre. The hotel is a member of Design Hotels. Apparently, the hotel itself has no real disabled facilities. There are no disabled rooms and no disabled toilet anywhere in the hotel. This is unfortunate because it looks like a really…
Blue Badge Style wouldn’t want to reduce an entire culture down to the idea that all they do is drink. Having said that, St Patrick’s Day is coming up on March 17th and we have an audience to cater to, so we thought we should provide a list of good, stylish and accessible pubs and bars that…
The BBC’s Great British Menu,where top chefs compete to serve at a banquet for D-Day Veterans, is now long finished but we still had to review Scotland & Wales which has taken some time to investigate. For Scotland the judge was Jeremy Lee of Quo Vadis. It’s been reviewed before and is a stylish and accessible restaurant…
If you’re going to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this year why not treat yourself to a stylish and accessible hotel? We hear so often about festival goers slumming it and sleeping on a friend’s sofa or even the floor, but we think people deserve better. As we reported last year, you spend enough time during…
Gillray’s Steakhouse & Bar is in the London Marriott Hotel County Hall. The website says “We serve the best Aberdeen Angus steak sourced from English farms accompanied by the highest quality service.” We haven’t been there yet but from the photos it looks very stylish and we’ve managed to find out that their disabled access is brilliant too. Apparently,…
Watching the debate between Alex Salmond and Alistair Darling on whether Scotland should stay part of the UK, my mind started to wander and I was impressed not by the rhetoric (neither side have convinced me Yes or No – but I don’t have a vote over something that will affect 60m of us), but…
The other Friday I and my trusted Lieutenant visited Marcus Wareing’s Restaurant The Gilbert Scott at St. Pancras. My first visit had been earlier in the year and as it was newly opened their disabled facilities were a bit haphazard e.g. I was told there was a lift and ramp into the bar but…
We haven’t audited Gilgamesh but they told us that if you want to go you should let them know, as to get to the restaurant you have to go in a lift which requires a key, so give them some notice. There is a disabled toilet and once you’re in the restaurant and bar there…