Inchture Hotel

We live fairly close to the inchture hotel, and visit for a meal in the evenings sometimes. The food is typical pub grub, but of good quality. Access is via a ramp at the side of the building via the conservatory. There is a slightly high threshold, and this makes getting in a bit bumpy. You can eat in the conservatory or in the bar, which is along a short corridor. There is a very good accessible toilet in the conservatory. I think all of the bedrooms are upstairs. It is a small, older style hotel, so I'd doubt anything could be done to provide access upstairs.

Before visiting the hotel for a wedding I phoned them to ask about wheelchair access, the staff were not very helpful and said there were stairs, I asked again specifically for information on wheelchair accessibility and was told there was a ramp to get in the conservatory but stairs to the function suites. No assistance was offered and information was limited. I’m a powerchair user but I have a manual chair I can use for short periods of time. There were many obstacles such as no accessible parking, chairs stacked infront of the ramp access door, and tight corners. It is a nice venue and if going on a quiet day for a meal in the conservatory it wouldn’t be too pribl