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Not accessible at all
Wheelchair access(?) is via the bar, along a 50m gravel path, and a locked door with a rickety ramp with a small step at the top. The toilet they said is accessible is out via that rickety ramp and gravel path - and if you're unlucky you have to move all the people sitting in front of it. You then have to go through the car park, down the road and then a path. The toilet had no accessible features at all and I could only just get my chair in and turn to shut the door.
According to the barman, they regularly carry people in their chairs up a flight of 18 stairs, not something I would let them do.
When I was being served at the bar 2 people came up and interrupted me while I was ordering - and the staff dealt with them first. I felt like I came in through the servants' entrance and then was totally ignored as well.
Afternoon tea was average. I won't be going again.
Wheelchair access(?) is via the bar, along a 50m gravel path, and a locked door with a rickety ramp with a small step at the top. The toilet they said is accessible is out via that rickety ramp and gravel path - and if you're unlucky you have to move all the people sitting in front of it. You then have to go through the car park, down the road and then a path. The toilet had no accessible features at all and I could only just get my chair in and turn to shut the door.
According to the barman, they regularly carry people in their chairs up a flight of 18 stairs, not something I would let them do.
When I was being served at the bar 2 people came up and interrupted me while I was ordering - and the staff dealt with them first. I felt like I came in through the servants' entrance and then was totally ignored as well.
Afternoon tea was average. I won't be going again.
For additional detailed accessibility information, please contact: reservations@grimsdyke.com
