The Globe

Date of visit: June 2015

I am a disabled person. I have experience of challenges around: accessing toilets and moving around.

I use or have experience of: disabled toilet

Overall Rating

This pub opposite Baker Street station has a traditional feel and is easy to get into (level access). A friendly place to drink, but the ground-floor "accessible" toilet was in a terrible mess on my visit.

Disabled Access In and Around

Access around the pub was OK, but access into the "accessible" toilet was hopeless - see below. This has affected my overall access star rating.

Parking & Transport

Baker Street Station is very nearby but is not step-free. However, if you can get out of your wheelchair, you can get all the way to street level via escalators. Zillions of buses serve the area. I don't know about parking but you certainly wouldn't try parking in the street in this area.

Accessible Toilets

0

It's good that there's an accessible toilet on the ground floor, but it's not accessible because the staff have rammed enormous amounts of unidentified gear into it, so that you can't get into it if you're a wheelchair user. In addition, the red emergency cord was tied up in a dozen or so really tight and complex knots. Overall rating: disgraceful, and zero stars.

Staff

0

I didn't interact with the staff.

Additional Information

I would not recommend this pub to wheelchair users unless the staff can make the so-called "accessible" toilet genuinely accessible.

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