Tag: Accessible Luxury

  • Five Yorkshire Hotels With Accessible Bathrooms You Should Know About

    Five Yorkshire Hotels With Accessible Bathrooms You Should Know About

    From country-house indulgence to a polished city break From marble, underfloor heating and Bulgari products to the rare option of a bath in an accessible room, these five Yorkshire stays make the bathroom part of the reason to book. I love a beautiful hotel bathroom. Give me a deep bath,…

  • The Santorini Stay I Was Told Wasn’t Made For People Like Me

    The Santorini Stay I Was Told Wasn’t Made For People Like Me

    At Santorini Sky, high above the island on Mount Profitis Ilias, I found a private luxury villa experience that quietly changed what accessible travel in Santorini is allowed to look like. The Santorini everyone dreams of Some places tell you they aren’t made for you before you’ve even arrived. Not…

  • Rudding Park Review | Accessible Five-Star Spa Stay in Yorkshire

    Rudding Park Review | Accessible Five-Star Spa Stay in Yorkshire

    The Inclusive Edit There are probably more glamorous reasons to book a five-star hotel than a dental appointment. But if you’re new here, this is fairly typical of me. Give me a practical errand, a free evening and the faintest excuse for a hotel stay, and I will usually find…

  • Far from Plain Sailing | My Stay at London’s Sea Containers

    Far from Plain Sailing | My Stay at London’s Sea Containers

    I knew this stay would matter before I arrived, but not because of the hotel itself. It was the timing. I was in London to take part in the London Landmarks Half Marathon, my first road race and the longest distance I have ever completed in my wheelchair, for two…

  • Where Luxury Hotels Are Quietly Losing Bookings and Why It’s Happening Before Arrival

    Where Luxury Hotels Are Quietly Losing Bookings and Why It’s Happening Before Arrival

    I tried to book a one night spa-stay recently. Seventeen miles from home.No long-haul flight. No complex itinerary. Just a simple, last minute decision. All I needed to know was whether I could move around the room in my wheelchair. How large is the space? Is it actually usable? I…