3.5
Better than you'd expect for a Wetherspoons
Only one accessible room available however it's a very good accessible room. First floor will quite large for a B&B... it has a backroom which is about 8 feet by 10 feet accessible shower completely flat level access with full complement of support handles and grab rails. It is a double or twin room at the beds are detachable which was very comfortable. Other trains are available but this is the only one with the adapted bathroom. There is a lift only available to guests which is accessed via a side entrance and the only downside would be that there is a small step maybe 2 or 3 inches into the lobby area and the accessible ramped entrance is via the side of the pub itself. However staff are on hand and I believe they have a ramp and reception is available by telephone 24 hours. The pub is open until around 2 a.m. every morning so it is rare you would not be able to go via the ramp entrance. However if you want to use the small entrance next to the lift you do have to reach the card operated electronic lock which is ok on the way in at around 4 feet from floor level but on the way out it is not accessible by somebody sitting in a chair and you would need assistance or go through the pub which for some might be a consideration.
Only one accessible room available however it's a very good accessible room. First floor will quite large for a B&B... it has a backroom which is about 8 feet by 10 feet accessible shower completely flat level access with full complement of support handles and grab rails. It is a double or twin room at the beds are detachable which was very comfortable. Other trains are available but this is the only one with the adapted bathroom. There is a lift only available to guests which is accessed via a side entrance and the only downside would be that there is a small step maybe 2 or 3 inches into the lobby area and the accessible ramped entrance is via the side of the pub itself. However staff are on hand and I believe they have a ramp and reception is available by telephone 24 hours. The pub is open until around 2 a.m. every morning so it is rare you would not be able to go via the ramp entrance. However if you want to use the small entrance next to the lift you do have to reach the card operated electronic lock which is ok on the way in at around 4 feet from floor level but on the way out it is not accessible by somebody sitting in a chair and you would need assistance or go through the pub which for some might be a consideration.
