Travelodge Glasgow Queen Street

This was the first time we had travelled with a wheelchair, and we were both a bit anxious, but our stay here proved comfortable and enjoyable, with no real problems. We were impressed by the attention to safety and an evacuation plan, explained to us on arrival. Everywhere was clean and the room was surprisingly quiet, given the city centre location. My husband generally used crutches within the room and wetroom, and wheelchair elsewhere in the hotel, and the only problems we had were navigating the doors between reception and the lifts. Fortunately, there was usually somebody - staff or a fellow guest - ready and able to hold them for us. There was no problem with the wheelchair in the bedroom or the wetroom, and the shower seat and multiple handrails in the wetroom were ideal. The wetroom floor was a bit slippery when wet, but otherwise it was ideal. The dining area was no problem with the wheelchair, and the staff were great. Nothing was too much trouble, and they were friendly without being intrusive. We will definitely stay here again.

Everything went very smoothly, no problems re accessibility.

We stayed here overnight in one of the hotels accessible rooms. I cannot recomend it highly enough. The room was very spacious with 2 twin beds. The room had an on suite bathroom with handrails and a pull down shower seat. There is a red cord in the shower. Ther is also an emergency call button in the room itself. Staff are so friendly and helpful and complete an personal Emergency Evacuation plan with all Disabled guests. All Travelodge accessible rooms should have wet room bathrooms available.