Accessible Accommodation in South East England

South East England boasts an ever increasing choice of accessible accommodation. A wide range of facilities are offered in order to welcome visitors with visual, hearing or mobility impairments.

The choice of accessible guest accommodation, B&Bs, hotels, self catering properties, hostels and camping and caravanning sites is expanding, as providers strive to meet the needs of all visitors.

From the supply of ramps and disabled parking, to the provision of disability awareness training for staff, the South East is increasingly meeting specific needs.

Wheelchair friendly accommodation

You can check accessibility facilities for each accommodation provider on their listing or by contacting the establishment, but here is a small selection to get you started.

All self catering cottages at Wallops Wood Cottages in Hampshire are V1 and H1 rated (National Accessible Scheme), 4 are M1 rated, 1 is M2 rated and 1 is M3 rated. Their heated indoor swimming pool also has a hoist for wheelchair users.

Nutley Edge is a beautiful rural property overlooking the stunning landscape of the Ashdown Forest, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. They offer some of the most picturesque holiday cottages in East Sussex. Two of the cottages are fully wheelchair-accessible.

Winner of an Access and Inclusivity Gold Award in the Beautiful South Awards, Stubcroft Farm Campsite, East Wittering, Chichester, has purpose designed amenities and facilities for people and families with accessible needs. Enjoy the stunning sandy beaches and dunes of close-by West Wittering where beach-friendly wheelchairs are available. 

Both of the Parkdean Resorts Warmwell Holiday Park, Weymouth and Sandford Holiday Park, Poole offer wheelchair-friendly lodges, these include accessible hot tubs and hoists to relax in at the end of the day, along with access ramp, sliding doors and a disabled bathroom.