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Accessible places to stay

Places to stay with step-free access, ground-floor bedrooms, wet rooms, hoists and more, described in detail by the owners. Book direct with the owner, with no booking fees, and ask them anything before you book.

Step-free

Step-free entrance, a bedroom and bathroom you can reach without steps, and a walk-in or roll-in shower.

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Wheelchair friendly

All of that, plus doorways of 80cm or more, a level-access wet room and room to turn a wheelchair.

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Questions

What does Step-free mean?
A Step-free stay has a step-free entrance, a bedroom and bathroom you can reach without steps (on the ground floor or by lift), and a walk-in or roll-in shower.
What does Wheelchair friendly mean?
Everything in Step-free, plus doorways of at least 80cm, a level-access wet room and room to turn a wheelchair in the bedroom and bathroom.
Who checks the accessibility details?
Owners describe their own place, and many add notes in their own words or a full access guide. Because you contact the owner directly, you can ask about anything that matters to you, such as exact door widths, bed heights or the slope of a path, before you book.
Can I bring an assistance dog?
Look for "Assistance dogs welcome" on the listing. In the UK, assistance dogs must normally be allowed even where pets are not.
Are there booking fees?
No. Available Stays doesn't take bookings or charge booking fees. You book directly with the owner by message, phone, WhatsApp, email or their own website.

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Accessible stays are hard to find, so guests who need them look carefully and often book for longer. Tick your accessibility features, describe access in your own words and link your access guide, and your listing shows here with its badge.

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