Nominated for a Blue Badge Access Award in 2023, Leven in Manchester is a new hotel that aims to create a new experience for guests with ‘Beautifully designed spaces created to inspire you to live your best life’.

Leven Resides in a Former Cotton Mill for Which Manchester Was Famed

Front Entrance is Flat and All Areas are Accessible at Leven

Located near Canal Street in an old cotton warehouse, they have a set of living spaces rather than rooms as you can see on this link.

A Large Room at Leven Has Plenty of Space for a Wheelchair and Soft Furnishings to Give Good Acoustics.

They don’t talk about accessibility on their website but they do have perfectly good accessible rooms. Here’s what they say:

‘Our hotel is indeed accessible for disabled people, We have a lift from our front door to our reception and then also a lift that leads to all floors.

Regarding accessible rooms we do indeed have a few of them, …….our Living Space rooms they do come with the shower rails and a larger shower area’.

These are the images they provided of their bathroom, they are both well designed and attractive!

A Lovely Disabled Loo & Wet Room at Leven

Plenty of Grab Rails Around The Toilet

The Bathroom Has Good Colour Contrast of Cream to Grey – Floor to Wall. Great Safe Space With a Surfeit of Grab Rails in The Wet Room Shower

Their newly opened restaurant, Maya, is listed in the Michelin Guide where they say it’s a

‘beautifully appointed place, with an art deco feel and a large cocktail bar that feels appropriate for an area of the city known for its party scene. The dishes often have a modern make-up but the kitchen’s classical skillset is evident’.

Leven’s Restaurant, Maya is Dark With an Art Deco Feel & Becoming a Destination Place in Manchester

This is a brilliant hotel concept that is both stylish and accessible and Leven gets an un-audited 3 BBS Ticks for accessibility with style.

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