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Wheelchair Friendly Hotels/B&B's in London area

  • 22-03-2007 7:02pm
    #1
    Mental Mickey
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    Hi.

    I'm going to London(Wembley to be exact)in July to see Metallica and I am looking for accessible accommodation in the centre of London or as near to Wembley Stadium as possible.

    I have my concert tickets(in the post), and am tryin to organise a place to stay.

    Are there any other forum members with a disability who have travelled around London a few times and know where to go??

    Cheers.


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  • #2
    petamour.com
    Closed Accounts Posts: 21 ✭petamour.com


    Price range? Just to give a guide like.


  • #3
    Mental Mickey
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,663 ✭✭✭✭Mental Mickey


    petamour.com wrote:
    Price range? Just to give a guide like.

    Haven't a f**king clue, mate!!!??? I'm looking for somewhere for 3 people for 4 nights. We're goin to England to a concert.

    We'll also be goin up to Birmingham for a day cos we've got relatives up there, but we'll be based in London for the entire trip.

    Don't want anything too expensive.......


  • #4
    petamour.com
    Closed Accounts Posts: 21 ✭petamour.com


    The taxis are great. I know of hotels that are accessible but the outside is hopeless e.g. getting onto the footpaths etc.

    http://london.greateastern.hyatt.com/hyatt/
    The footpaths outside were dished - It's centrally located - but brutally expensive.

    I saw EasyHotel has accessible rooms - but they look tiny.

    http://www.cityinn.com/london/index.htm - have a look at that one. I don't know the hotel, but the area around is lovely and fancy.

    I love Manchester - It seems to have been built with limited mobility in mind.


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