Traveled by East Coast trains to Edinburgh. Very easy to get on and off, assistance provided and only £100 return first class.

The Fringe Festival is more like a ‘grunge’ festival. I have never been in so many back offices/ kitchens in my life!

Gigs at the festival have been mainly accessible but usually via a tradesman’s lift. The Gilded balloon had a disabled lift but it was broken so I had to be wheeled through their back entrance! But they were very helpful. But rubbish wine and very dark – maybe not so stylish but lots of comedians there.

Vive Le Cabaret was the highlight for me even though being in a wheelchair meant I was almost on stage and a little too near the Striptease Hula Hoop Man!! It’s coming to London and it is highly recommended.

Stayed at the Hotel Missoni now the G&V Hotel, Royal Mile as it had one of the best disabled rooms I have ever stayed in. The wardrobe was at wheelchair height!! The walk in shower had every grab rail you would ever need and 2 showers one ceiling fixed and one hand held. Even the plug sockets were accessible by wheelchair. All this and no compromise on style. The bar was great fun and a lot celebs were there. Expensive but worth it.

Two of the Attractions/Doormen at G&V Hotel

G&V Best Hotel on The Royal Mile & in Edinburgh For Style & Access

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G&V Royal Mile Hotel, Edinburgh

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