Disabled Travellers 62nd anniversary weekend (part 3 of 16) our overnight stay New

4

We stayed in an accessible room, a reasonably sized room, enough room to move around in, but would have been tight for a large scooter. We could leave the wheelchair by the main door to the room,...

Disabled Travellers 62nd anniversary weekend (part 2 of 16) The 1269 restaurant New

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A very pleasant spacious restaurant serving what they call contemporary and locally sourced ingredients, and a bar named “1269” So named due to the historical connections with the small town of B...

Disabled Travellers 62nd anniversary weekend (part 1 of 16) New

4

Formally known as “The Bellhouse Hotel” it was built in 1926, then owned by the De Vere group, It was later sold to the Cairn hotel group, a Newcastle based company, for around £16 million. Old...

Not for wheelchair users

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The hotel is not wheelchair friendly and the accessible room and bathroom are very poorly designed. The bar and dining area are on a mezzanine floor which means having to use the lift to access...

Disabled Travellers Midsomer Murders tour ( part 15)

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SAT NAV. HP9 2XE. Gerrards Cross, Beaconsfield This is still one of our favourite hotels, having stayed here five years ago to celebrate our 55 wedding anniversary, we were deter...