Disabled Travellers take a break at The Manor House hotel (part 3 of 4) reviews
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Date of visit: October 2023
I am a disabled person and a carer or friend of a disabled person. I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Good
This is proberbly the better of the hotels in Morton. If at all possible, try to park along the narrow street that leads alongside a car parking area (photo one) then you need to be pushed over an unlevel brick laid narrow path towards the hotel. (Photo 2). There are two entrances for hotel (photos 3 and 4) for bar and restaurant use the paved entrance as shown on photo. It’s level enough, but you will need help to open doors to enter. It’s quite a nice hotel though, level enough throughout, with a lift available if staying overnight. From the reception desk, it’s very attractive enough, (photo 5 to 15) with a public toilet, but it’s not accessible, just a typical toilet, (photos 16 and 17) From reception desk you may depart via their front entrance (photo 18) and out onto narrow pathway (photo 19). DO READ OUR FOURTH REVIEW AS WELL, FOR MORE INFORMATION.
Disabled Access In and Around
Good
It’s easy enough to enter hotel, all chairs will just about manage, and it’s level enough throughout the hotel.
Parking & Transport
Average
It’s difficult for parking here, although we have always found a space, but it’s tight. Try to park along the narrow street leading up to the hotel at the far corner.
Accessible Toilets
Bad
There is a toilet available in the restaurant, but just a simple but well kept, clean and tidy small toilet.its not an accessible toilet, but you could manage.
Staff
Good
All very pleasant, well dressed, giving the appearance of a four star hotel. Very helpful indeed, willing to support you all the way.
