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    Holiday Inn

    London

    Need to rethink accessibility

    3

    Date of visit: September 2023

    I have experience of challenges around: moving around

    BathBathBathroom

    Overall Rating

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    Average

    Had booked this hotel for it's location on Central London and its own car park. Had phoned to check about an accessible room with a walk in shower. Turned out room was accessible but shower was over the bath.

    Disabled Access In and Around

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    Average

    Ramp entrance at front. Automatic doors. Only one lift large enough for a mobility scooter. The accessible room we were offered was large enough to use a wheelchair in. The room had an emergency cord. But the bathroom despite having g grab rails etc had the shower over the bath. When I complained we were moved to a room with a walk in shower. This was an ordinary sized room not suitable fir a wheelchair. I managed but had to leave my scooter in reception to charge. The dining room for breakfast would be a nightmare for a wheelchair user. Tables osely packed in.

    Parking & Transport

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    Good

    Underground car park. Only one disabled space and that is normal sized though located next to lift. A 5 minute walk to bus stops and an underground station (Great Portland Street) Hotel could book taxis.

    Accessible Toilets

    0

    Don't know. Didn't use any in public areas

    Staff

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    Good

    Helpful when explained the room issue and needing to charge scooter

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