To whom is your hotel/accommodation accessible? People who use a wheelchair People who are deaf People who are blind People with autism People with asthma
Is there level-access route (might include lifts) from the road to the rooms?Yes, to certain rooms Please specify: first floor
Are there any facilities that guests who use a wheelchair cannot reach?No
Are there designated parking spaces for people with disabilities?Yes
If you offer free transfers to guests, do you have a wheelchair accessible vehicle?No
Are assistance/guide dogs allowed in the hotel/accommodation?Yes
In the rooms, is there a level-access (roll-in) shower?Yes, in certain rooms Please specify: 1 queen
In the rooms, does the toilet have support handrails?Yes, in certain rooms Please specify: 1 queen
Are wheelchairs offered to guests who do not come with their own?Νο
Accessible HotelSummary of reviews related to the 'Accessible' categoryThe Best Western Braddock Inn presents a mixed experience for guests with disabilities. While some guests have found certain aspects of the hotel accommodating, particularly the availability of ground floor rooms and accessible ramps, the overall accessibility of the facility seems suboptimal. The hotel's lack of an elevator has been a notable issue, especially for guests who had rooms on higher floors and those with mobility impairments. Encountering stairs to access necessary amenities like breakfast areas has also posed challenges. Some rooms have been described as small but sufficient for travellers' needs, while others were not well-suited for guests with specific disabilities. Despite these challenges, amenities such as smoking rooms, a pool and a jacuzzi available later than usual were appreciated by some. However, for those with more significant accessibility needs, the hotel’s offerings may fall short. Show more
