Overview

An ideal room for almost all disabled people who enjoy mixing and playing of team games. Photos 1 and 2 First of all you can relax together in the reception area watching the world go by. Photos Photos 3 and 4 Then early evening, take the short ride to the bar, which is quite a large area spread out over many little sections. Photo 5 The small stage used for organized games with staff, or any smaller shows such as singers. Photos 6 to 9 You will find plenty of seating around the room, BUT SUGGEST Disabled get there nice and early to find a spot where your chairs may be placed. Photos 10 and 11 Toilets can be found by going along the small passage in the far end area, and they are just before the steps ahead. The disabled is neat and tidy, very clean and well maintained, with pull cords and grab bars. It is wide enough for wheelchairs to be able to be spun around, but large scooters may struggle. Photos 12 to 14 We could only find the steps to get us into the theatre, and just about managed to stagger up these so as to check out the theatre for you, but you would be best to follow signs before you enter the bar as to how to find the main entrance to theatre. It was certainly a nice place with lots of spots you could put your wheelchair or scooter. All reviews indicate the shows are very good, with top class well known entertainers, so do read Warners advice of upcoming shows YOU MUST BOOK before hand, as they are popular and seats are booked well in advance. Photo 15 We preferred to sit and relax around the bar area, with comfortable seats and reasonably priced drinks. This is an idea of the wines and mocktails we enjoyed. White. A New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc by Greyrock. Aroma of a soft and fresh elderflower. Its appearance was sharp, clear, and thick looking. The taste was very good, very dry, with a bitter hint, full of elderflower and grapefruits, a little mouth drying, but a light bodied very nice wine. Marks from 10. A good 7.5 points. Red. A Spanish wine, by Bobal, Arrumaco. Aroma indicated licorice, with a good thick dark Burgundy appearance. However, the taste was bland, a poor wine, and slightly mouth drying. Forget it. Marks from 10. A poor 5.5 points. Forget it. Mocktails A typical and favourite of my husband, a Pina Colada. Alcohol free, coconut and cream. Well made by staff, and tasty enough. Seedlip fix Made with orange, ginger, lemongrass, apple juice and an elderflower tonic. This was ok, refreshing and alcohol free. ====================================== May we recommend Warners Runnymede on Thames hotel to you. We have found it to be a very pleasant and well kept hotel, the staff are very willing to help, friendly and they know what they are doing. The cafe is very handy as you enter the hotel, with comfortable seating both indoors and out on the terrace, which overlooks the river Thames, with pleasant walks to be taken as you walk along to the sights of Runnymede, where the Magna Carta was signed. The whole hotel is clean and nice decorated, the restaurants are delightful with excellent menus and well prepared dishes. The Bar area is an ideal place to join any show or game going on. The bedrooms are all very well maintained, clean. Comfortable and offer a good nights sleep.

Transport & Parking

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Access

We found this room very handy and comfortable for anyone using a wheelchair and almost all sizes of scooters. The lifts to get you to the second floor may prove very difficult for large scooters though, so check with reception before you book anything at Runnymede.

Toilets

Please read our second review.

Staff

We did not meet any staff while using our room.

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